I got the same but haven’t used any of it yet
Anyone else started a TRT journey with grey?
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Superchicken1
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Idk if it’s the same batch, but my husband and some friends have used SSA’s c250. No complaints.
I think doing subq works, but results are inconsistent, whereas IM always works. Some people’s labs go down when switching from IM. Plus the leaner you get the more those oil lumps are gonna show, and I’ve seen some people with lumps that last for a long time.
For me personally, I tried it twice and got horrible acne both times. It’s like it worked too fast or maybe too slow, because fluctuations can do that and I think maybe women are more sensitive? Idk. I think it can work, but if you don’t get improvements in lab values after a couple months, go to IM.
About needle size, my husband uses a cheap mug warmer from Amazon and can pull his dose in less than 30 secs. I’ve used a 30g before, but my dose is literal drops so it takes no time at all.
I'm prescribed TRT by my urologist. 200mg a week I split into 2 doses. Monday and Thursday. I've been on it about 3 years or so. Earlier this year it was impossible to get for some reason, and I stared using UGL. I just stockpile my pharma now. My T sits around 1200 and I feel great. I had issues with E2 and Hemoglobin until I lost 85lbs. Even at that dose I don't have any issues anymore.
SubQ will release slower which tends to result in less fluctuation which tends to improve some side effects, but you won't get as quick of a response and as high of a peak.
I can do TRT doses SubQ with a 30g - I draw with a 25g and swap - but when I go to higher doses I'll be swapping to IM and a 27g.
I can do TRT doses SubQ with a 30g - I draw with a 25g and swap - but when I go to higher doses I'll be swapping to IM and a 27g.
Maybe I’m just old school. lol I was always told it’s best to get it deep into the muscles because of more adequate blood flow. I tried subcutaneous and it did very little for me but leave bumps in my skin for weeks at a time.
I’ve been considering using vial spikes for my testosterone but I think I am just addicted to spending money on this stuff now.
Be careful on these. Most of them are polycarb and the BB in the oil will cause them to leech plastic into the oil. Some people have reported some pretty gnarly reactions to them.
Was in a rush when I posted this and forgot to come back and tell the full story here but wanted to post a warning.
I had a pretty significant reaction to them myself - using the braun inline filter ones. I had a series of 4 sterile abscesses that I strongly suspect was caused by the plastic leeching into the oil.
The first two I found after the fact - the third abscess became noticeable to me later on in the day of the 4th injection, and when the 4th occurred I started prodding around the last two injections and found two lumps that were different in shape/size/feel to an oil depot. 3rd and 4th grew to considerable size, with the 4th being the largest. The first three have basically all gone away a month in, and the 4th is about 10% of where it was prior.
No redness/etc. like you would expect if they were infected, I never reuse needles, always wipe everything down with isopropyl, etc. No issues before, no issues after. I suspect the escalating nature was due to increased concentration of plastic in the oil as it sat longer in the multispike over time.
I can't definitively prove it was this and not some other factor, but it seems linked enough to me that I will be avoiding using any plastic vial spikes moving forward.
That’s scary. Thank you for the advice. Have you ever warmed your oil for an easier draw? That’s something else I’m considering.
Yep, I have a coffee mug warmer I use. Put the vials on it before I get in the shower and they're good to go by the time I've showered and dried off.
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