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Just got T levels back
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DTOX,
I should have said in my reply $70 was for the 100mg/ml.and its prob closer to $50.You are right the cheapest you can get the
200mg/ml is around $94.and that would last more like 5 months @ 100mg wk.
I called 2 online HRT clinics and they both recommended the 3 month cycles.that was based on 200mg depo-test a wk for a year.I think they are trying to say that much test might shut you down for good if done for a long time.I wasnt sure myself.
got a case of big thumbs on that last reply
I should have said in my reply $70 was for the 100mg/ml.and its prob closer to $50.You are right the cheapest you can get the
200mg/ml is around $94.and that would last more like 5 months @ 100mg wk.
I called 2 online HRT clinics and they both recommended the 3 month cycles.that was based on 200mg depo-test a wk for a year.I think they are trying to say that much test might shut you down for good if done for a long time.I wasnt sure myself.
got a case of big thumbs on that last reply
DTOX
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That 200mg/wk is a tad surprising...
Though I will say that I believe most (all?) HRT docs prefer to keep testosterone right there at the top (800-1200 ng/dl) instead of merely bringing levels up to normal. Perhaps that is why they told you 200mg/wk instead of the "usual" 100mg/wk.
Even with 200mg/wk I don't think that will cause total supression (just the 50% I had quoted before). Regardless it might be a good idea to do HCG+Clomid every 3 months just to kickstart the testicles into overdrive for awhile.
I'm coming off my front-loading of 200mg/wk and I've got a month at 100mg/wk before I get my levels tested again. It should be interesting to see what they are.
Though I will say that I believe most (all?) HRT docs prefer to keep testosterone right there at the top (800-1200 ng/dl) instead of merely bringing levels up to normal. Perhaps that is why they told you 200mg/wk instead of the "usual" 100mg/wk.
Even with 200mg/wk I don't think that will cause total supression (just the 50% I had quoted before). Regardless it might be a good idea to do HCG+Clomid every 3 months just to kickstart the testicles into overdrive for awhile.
I'm coming off my front-loading of 200mg/wk and I've got a month at 100mg/wk before I get my levels tested again. It should be interesting to see what they are.
easy
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GoinDeep said:
Knew you were GoinDeep enough to keep her strait. I thin my ins will pay if I can ever get my Docs office to get off their ass and call them. It's like pulling teeth to get them to do anything. The only good part about it is they will give me the shots until my ins picks it up so I'm getting free test. Might not mind if they never get it right.
Dieman : where are you getting your script filled so cheap? Walgreens is expensive as a motha...
easy,
you can get it at www.riteaid.com
100mg/ml 10mls =49.95 200mg/ml 10mls=89.95 and you need to xfer your script or have doc call it in.
I am a little late to the discussion.
I finally had my PCP check my testosterone levels the other week and they came back at 325ng/dL. I've never used AAS and I'm 20. She says this is in the normal range and even refuses to send me to get a more thorough blood test including free and unbound test, LH, FSH, estradiol... because "you don't need it."
I believe I need a referral from my PCP to the endo to get it covered by insurance. So I was wondering if anyone knows of a doctor in New York City that doesn't have their head up their ass.
Also I was wondering... when the insurance ends up covering it, doesn't that meant that they are likely to deny renewing your contract once they see you as more of a "risk"? Say you end up changing employers or something...
I finally had my PCP check my testosterone levels the other week and they came back at 325ng/dL. I've never used AAS and I'm 20. She says this is in the normal range and even refuses to send me to get a more thorough blood test including free and unbound test, LH, FSH, estradiol... because "you don't need it."
I believe I need a referral from my PCP to the endo to get it covered by insurance. So I was wondering if anyone knows of a doctor in New York City that doesn't have their head up their ass.
Also I was wondering... when the insurance ends up covering it, doesn't that meant that they are likely to deny renewing your contract once they see you as more of a "risk"? Say you end up changing employers or something...
