I’m currently in week 4 of my Nebido loading phase. Feeling better then when I started but not good or even close to great. This Is as expected due to the long acting ester taking a while to stabilise. Doctor has said progress will be gradual and decent benefits to be expected by week 12
23g is probably one of the standard size needles for IM injections. I doubt any doctor would use a much higher gauge than that when administering an injection.
Hi, I’m sure you would be fine with a 25, maybe a 27 even. Need a bit more even pressure on the plunger that’s all
Do you aspirate before injecting? The Nebido patient care leaflets seem to be very strict on the procedure to be followed due to potential reaction to the ester?
I do aspirate, I read to many bad stories about people that didn’t on the Reddit t sub.
To be fair my doctor did tell me to warm up the t by putting the vial in warm water before injecting but I haven’t actually tried that, he said that would make the liquid less thick
Progressive Doc allowing you to use it in that way, sounds good.
So, 0.5ml of Nebido equates to around 78mg of actual Test being topped up weekly.
If you can explain further though please?, presumably the weekly schedule stops at some stage as the intent of Nebido was to allow long periods between injections.
If you’re having to continue with weekly pins, Cyp or Enanthate would be better wouldn’t it?
I’m looking at using Nebido myself to cut down the number of pins, trying to work something out to allow every 3 weeks, might even stack a little bit of Sust with it for the buzz over the 1st 7 - 10 days.
I have low shbg and Test C (daily) didn’t really work for me due to this, minimal benefits if any benefits just high E2.I think the idea is to get my test levels as super stable as possible to suit my low shbg and tendency to aromatise excess test into e2, emphasis on the ‘I think’ as I generally leave the detail to my doctor
My understanding of Nebido is the manufacturer directs for injections every 12 weeks but in stories I have read on the net the general consensus is 4 to 6 weeks is much more ideal to reach stable levels.