Ah cool, do you use a separate needle for drawing and a separate needle for injecting? That’s what I was shown to do
No I used the same. However if you want a thinner needle, then use a normal IM to pull and backfill the insulin syringe.
Try my suggestion. My doc has everyone under his care use the needles (he sends the 28 with my vial) and I relayed his suggestion above. Makes life easier. Also insulin syringes are cheap , IM are 1$ each . Maybe .50
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That’s it! I’m gonna get insulin syringes and warm the vial up before pulling, great advice!
I learn something new every day !!
Here in the UK we get our equipment for free, or at least I do here in Sheffield .
Awesome. Cost is low regardless.
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But you are injecting subQ and not IM?
It does take up to 6 weeks to see changes. But increasing the number of weekly injections can increase T but keep E low.
Here is what I have learned thus far; when you inject your T goes up, SHBG binds to the T, anything left over turns to E. That being said, your body will only have to absorb a little T causing less Free T that turns into E. Smaller doses more often in theory will help lower E while keeping T up.
20 years, 1 wife and Ive always watched porn, not one issue of ED until TRT and my estrogen levels are 100% the reason. This will all work out and staying positive is key, also having an amazing wife who understands is helpful!
Without boring you…
I’m at a loss what protocol to follow:
125mg Sustanon EW = T 750 E2 36
100mg Sustanon E5D = T1065 E2 57
75mg E5D = T 575 E2 = 28
1 week ago I started 50mg E3D because I was paranoid I was experiencing high E2 sides (I hadn’t received my latest labs at this stage)
I am now worried my T will come down even more with this new protocol.
Also, I’m still hearing conflicting views on whether Sustanon should indeed be split.
Looking at my protocols, where do you think I could find a happy medium,?
I know it’s hard to advise but any advice would be appreciated
Download the book from TOT Revolution. It has answered many of my questions. It’s cheap and will most likely answer this question for you and many more you haven’t thought of yet.
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Excellent book filled with info, some doctors have this book sitting on their desks at work.
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Im reviewing these old posts and wanted to see if you were any better off? Im closer but still feel not 1–%, but have had weeks after dosing adjustments where my little guy is the hardest and biggest he’s ever been, then it changed a little. Im thinking Im hovering around the right dose but might start tweaking by .01 ml changes.