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My wife was on pellets thru her OB/Gyn. Scars on top of scars, and she metabolized the pellets quickly so she was on a roller coaster. Got her connected with Defy and they put her on shots. What a difference! We don't -dare- miss our shots now! Can't hurt to get your PCP to order labs and...

Hah...BUSTED!

Secret to success: -Never- stop dating! Then add a little risk and reward to it - find new things that are sure to stoke the fire. Doing the same things over and over again gets boring. One time, I took the wife on a little weekend getaway and didn't tell her where. I made all the...

Twice per month on average? Oh [expletive] no! Twice per week minimum! I just tell her, "Hey! Come here for a minute!"...

At one time, I tried the cream - applied to the scrotum. For me, it did raise free T and brought DHT up a bit - good results there. On the negative side [for me] it also spiked PSA - well above 4.0. So for me there was a bit of bad that came with the good. I dropped the T cream and PSA came...

It's been mentioned here that stacking the likes of PT-141 and Trimix is an acceptable approach. Tried it myself with very low doses of each, and it caused an erection that was very painful (pain is -not- good). After a little over 3 hours later, no signs of things letting up and things...

This is, without a doubt, something you should -never- do without first consulting with your physician...ever! This sounds like a prescription for a trip to the ER.

Interesting observation. Could it possibly how you store the vial? I was advised to shake my vial of Trimix thoroughly, fill like 10 syringes with appropriate doses each, pulling them back for air space and then putting all in the freezer - syringes and vial. When I get low on syringes, I...

I'd say give it a good resting period then re-assess. Better yet, discuss with your physician!

I've been using TriMix for quite some time as well. No more than maybe once or twice a week though. 6 to 8 units does it for me every time. Any more than that, and my "buddy" gets painful. I did try using TriMix twice in one day (hey, she was -HOT-!). Second time, things became painful once...

Tell you what, I was diagnosed with Hashimotos several years ago. It's an autoimmune condition where your body makes too many antibodies and is attacking the thyroid. In my case, my TSH was elevated well above 20+ and my thyroid antibodies were off the charts, even though free T3 and free T4...

Perhaps that might help...but I have a pretty decent stockpile of bac. water in proper vials. Easiest just to toss the ampule and use what I have.

27 gauge needles? Holy smokes! That's what I use to inject testosterone! I use the tiny 31 gauge needles on 3/10 CC syringes for HCG. I mix it with half of the bac. water called for, so it's double strength (500 IU shot is only .25 CC this way).

May be a dumb question, but does Pregnyl come lipholized and with bac. water to dilute, or is it pre-mixed when it arrives?

ARBs have the least side effects. I'm on Olmesartan (generic Benecar). BP is good and I haven't noticed any unwanted side effects.

I've purchased Sifasi HP on a number of occasions from Reliable. Only beef I have with it are the ampules of bac. water that come with it. Those snap tip glass things invariably break in the wrong place [or I'm doing something wrong with them]. I have gobs of bac. water available [in proper...

True, but this measurement is -far- more precise than splitting those tiny Anastrazole pills. If all you need is a tiny dose of Anastrazole, this is the best and most cost effective way to do your own compounding.

It's pretty easy to do folks. Get a 20 ml dropper bottle from the pharmacy. Drop in four 1 mg Anastrazole tablets in then mix with 16ml of quality vodka and let the tablets dissolve. Shake the heck out of it before dosing (I use a 1 ml tuberculin syringe w/o needle to measure). 1 ml of the...

I'd kick that urologist to the curb and go find another one who will work with you. This is like one physician who once told me "You're fine". Umm...no I'm not - I don't feel "fine" and I'm having <this> issue. I heard "You're fine" the second time. I parted ways with that physician...

Good question. Answer is: It varies. Sometimes one-and-done. Other times it kicks in really good - like three rounds. By the 3rd, she's like "get away from me you SOB!". Like I said, it's a mysterious peptide.

What I've found, for me at least, is that a 1 mg PT-141 shot will take upwards of 8 hours before it kicks in. I up that to 1.5 mg and the time for it to take effect is about 6 hours. Kick it up to 2 mg and things seems to happen in about 4 hours. I've tried all the way up to 2.5 mg and the...

So circling back to the question: How often? For me, it's episodic. Sometimes good without, sometimes need a bit of help. Viagra gives me headaches, Cialis might as well be a placebo [for me]. Tried Stendra and was unimpressed. Trimix is the bomb - guaranteed erection that's going to last...

I had BP issues before ever starting HRT. Started HCG several years after starting HRT. No noticeable difference. Now that HCG is more-or-less made from unobtainium, time will tell once I run out of HCG. For me, my BP issues are hereditary (thanks Dad)...so I doubt discontinuing HCG will...

Something to be said about GoodRx. My PCP prescribed me 5 mg daily Cialis. I take 4 of them when "needed", not every day. Get more that way. I go to fill the prescription with my insurance. Insurance says they need "authorization" and the co-pay is in excess of $90 even for the generic. I...

Definitely suggest Defy Medical. My wife and I both have been with them for a number of years and they're great. I get with my primary care physician and ask him order all the lab work that Defy asks for. My insurance pays 100% of the labs - no questions asked (unless it's Vitamin D, which I...

I can tell you first hand that my physician at Defy has written prescriptions for me while I was in Texas. Then again, it wasn't for a controlled substance...so the rules may be different for controlled substances.

Forget the shockwave therapy. Designed to do little more than empty your wallet. Maybe consider PRP, but that too isn't a silver bullet. For a nitric oxide boost, try beet root.

Haven't tried it myself, but I have read up on it. Apparently you have to take a much larger dose to get the same effect as a simple subq injection. I'd be curious to hear from someone who's used the nasal version.

I tried the pellets at first. All they managed to do is spike my T levels -way- too high (in excess of 1500 high)...and since they're implanted, I was stuck with that condition until they metabolized. Next up: Testosterone cypionate. Once I got on the shots, I was able to vary the dosage and...

No weight gain for me, other than the "boys" returning to normal size. Be aware though, compounded HCG is now made from a rare material known as "unobtainium" now that the FDA is cracked down on their regulations of the substance.

I've tried their Sifasi HP before. Worked fine for me. Delivery took a month of Sundays though. The bacwater that comes with it is a snap top ampule (not a fan).