I understand, do you think that removing the testosterone from the vial and transferring it to a multidose vial and using the vial for a couple of weeks even though the test does not have a bacteriostatic preservative should not cause any problems?
I'm sorry I didn't understand when it says and use alcohol to sterilize the vial.
My concern may be a bit silly, but when removing the test from the vial and transferring it to a vial, the solution in the vial that does not have any kind of bacteriostatic preservative, when transferred, remains exposed to the air for a few moments and remains in the vial without reproducing. bacteria, but I suppose you shouldn't have a problem taking precautions, unfortunately here I can't find benzyl alcohol to add to the vial, which is empty and sterile.
My concern may be a bit silly, but when removing the test from the vial and transferring it to a vial, the solution in the vial that does not have any kind of bacteriostatic preservative, when transferred, remains exposed to the air for a few moments and remains in the vial without reproducing. bacteria, but I suppose you shouldn't have a problem taking precautions, unfortunately here I can't find benzyl alcohol to add to the vial, which is empty and sterile.
Interesting to see how much lower your test comes back, were you taking hcg once a week? Still happy with subq administration of TU?
That pretty much seals the deal, i will be trying that, the first 250mg loading dose i will put IM though, still contemplating whether to include 500iu hcg once per week or not from the get go.
