Recent content by jhondo

Wow. I have never seen a chart that had the test range top out at over 1500ng/dl. Highest in my experiences were 11-something and more commonly, 850 or so. I like your chart better. :cool:

I knew an Asian guy once; his name was Huey. Do you know him? that was a joke, btw.:chomp:

If a cream made at a pharmacy says it has 100mg of test per ml, or per pump, how much does that translate to in actual, usable, absorbed test? I've read that maybe 10% of the test in gels or creams is actually absorbed if you're lucky, so that gives us only 10mg already. Then if you don't...

That's the fact. Should prolly clarify that this is a hypothetical situation, the wifey knows all in my house. I couldn't hide anything from her if I tried - she's like a freakin' blood hound when it comes to knowing when something is being kept from her.

...and how do you keep it from them? Where do you keep your gear and accessories and when can you use it discreetly? Certainly not EVERYBODY here has an understanding significant other.

I was just talking about testicular atrophy that is visually noticeable or that you can tell by feel. I'm pretty sure I'm shut down to some degree, like you said. Does that automatically mean the boys will shrink up? Like you and ryno said though, it is very possible that I just don't...

I'll explain. I've been on a couple hundred mils of test for a long time without using hcg and haven't experienced any noticeable shrinkage of the balls. And if I understand semi correctly, even 200 mg./wk is enough to shut you down... ...if that is right, does this mean that I'm fortunate...

Thanks for the reply. Wouldn't the application of the proper amount of a-dex throughout the cycle keep gyno at bay in the first place so you (generic you, not you personally) wouldn't have to use the letro?

Guys, help me out a bit here. When do you want to use a-dex and when do you want to use letro? Are they interchangeable with each other or does it depend on time on cycle or drugs used?

Yep, just ask. If you don't have insurance a full panel could be pretty spendy (as in several hundred dollars) but it will cover a lot of things like free and total test, LH, FSH, PSA, DHEA, creatinine and several other things I can't think of. I don't know if a doc will check just for test...

Oh yeah, some people will tell you that Glocks suck. Ask any old 1911 shooter what he thinks of them!:biggrin:

I think the defense to that argument might be that instead of arguing that a certain firearm is either good or bad, is it good or bad for a given individual? For example, I will concede that the Beretta 92FS is an excellent pistol - it is accurate and goes bang when it should. However, I do...

My doc told me that he had one guy, 70 years old, who had total test level of over 700. He says he hadn't seen anything like it before or since. Wonder what it was when he was 18!

Everybody knows that a lot of people have test levels that are lower than what is considered normal, or between 300ng/dl and 800ng/dl (some charts say up to 1100 is normal range) but has anyone ever heard of, and seen proof of (blood work results) of people that have very high test levels...

Very discreet Galaxy! I bet his first name rhymes with "Bonnie." :D