Search results

Natesto, the Nelson Vergel test Nelson when I took it in Rochester I was not on TRT at all. I had no expectations so I'd question at least in my case if there was any placebo effect. I had no clue what TRT would do. A week into it (remember no TRT at all and my initial levels were 270) my...

A year... wow that's a slow to market. So Nelson how is it going so far. I shudder to think how much crap I'll have to go through with Aetna depending on what schedule they throw this on. (especially since some T gels are now generic)

Still the question then... women don't have the fatigue issue so what's different. The RBC I've never had as clinically low, after TRT it really didn't change a whole lot. I posted a similar question on brain fog and there were some studies. Are there any studies relating to what testosterone...

The infamous brain fog is one of the low testosterone symptoms. In my instance TRT lifted it. I've never seen this question answered: What IS testosterone doing metabolically in your body to handle/fix/cure the brain fog. What IS brain fog aside from the usual symptoms cited. Can it be...

I've never seen the fatigue question answered in detail. What IS testosterone doing in your body that providing TRT solves the fatigue issue. I know it does help fatigue but in a normal person or in a supplemented man with TRT what IS it doing that affects good or bad fatigue.

The point I do keep seeing here is that it's critical to apply the gel correctly. There are varying posts on "where" but in general I always have found when I use a TD that being attentive to how I spread it out and where is pretty darned important.

LOL, yep stuff certainly takes a long time.

Boy is this product slow to get to market. I'm still waiting and wondering what the heck it will cost.

Nelson yep, on the 3x that will eliminate some. Cost I'd be pleasantly shocked if it was close to injectible.... I'd say it's going to be more in the cost range of the other TD's, that would be my guess. I did find I hadn't gotten my levels up with anything close to what I got with the...

Direct Experience with Trimel's intranasal T gel I was a participant in the actual study for this product. (one of the last six month ones in Rochester NY) For a comparison the product was my first experience with TRT. Prior to that I used nothing and had symptoms. Three days into first...

Reading the snips of the letters what I keep seeing is: "not treated long enough, not high enough levels, not following endocrine society, failure to control variables... and the beat goes on. Now reports print some of the opposing letters from real live doctors who aren't giving you headlines...

Probably a better use of our time Gene is to send those links to some of the popular articles that have cited that drivel of a study and point out "these DOCTORS disagree" with the study and here's why.

Yep I am rotating. It is both interesting and frustrating. Taking a pill is precise, shots are precise, heck even the intranasal testosterone in that study I was in was precise. Transdermals are from what my experience pretty "imprecise". Am I putting it on right. Did it dry enough or is...

So on that compounded testosterone price and availability ...Every once in a while I read someone saying "Hey it's $25.00 per month". How about more like $80.00 per month at least in my town. The local pharmacist (who is competent etc etc) said $25 he couldn't even get close to and frankly...

Oh and in my last study with these guys ... oy,,, they tested my levels all the time. (part of the research) but this is a new one so ask ask ask. If you don't understand something POST it and I'm sure someone smarter then me will help you out.

Nelson's got a good point. I was in another testosterone study done by this company in Rochester. They were very much up on their methods etc but ask all those questions. At this point it's an interesting product but considering I'd expect you'd have to do a wash out (no T) that would be...

http://www.rcrclinical.com/study/lowtestosteroneclinicaltrial/

http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jsm.12320/full Abstract Introduction Current U.S. Food and Drug Administration–approved therapies for hypogonadism involve testosterone (T) replacement. Testosterone pellets (TP) require a minor office procedure every 3 to 4 months. The need for...

I was in the trial so I speak from absolutely first hand experience. I can see the 3 x being an issue. It was not for me. I carry a lot of junk in my pocket and didn't have an issue with compliance. The product worked, it was my first experience with TRT, sex drive came back, brain fog went...