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Pro hormones and test levels

tha_Waco_kid

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Hey bros

Test cyp 150 per week (trt dose)
epistane 40-60mg
Katana v3

Question is around test levels. I'm on doc prescribed test, and he wants me to get levels checked soon. What effects will the epi have on my TOTAL test level? Free test and others don't matter for this particular situation.

Obviously the trt dose of test has the total T level up. But I want to make sure that I don't screw up my prescription through him by having crazy levels; way up or way down from what would be expected.

Thanks!
 
Until your Dr gets you lined out on your hrt/trt just chill on the extras. Then when you get to where you are only having to see him every six months to a year you can throw those into the mix but I stop them at least 6 weeks prior to blood draw for next Dr visit.

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any AAS will spike your T levels to some extent. i think most people confuse this fact and you are welcome to run bloods which will show this reality ahead of time. if its a hormone then yes it will show up on your test. its also important to realize that designer steroids (sold as pro hormones) are NOT regular supplements. these are as real as taking dbol or var or any oral AAS. so treat them as such

so the answer is click on the link in my sig below and run bloods now, pay the measley 50 bucks.. this way when you go in to your doc there won't be any suprises :)
 
Ok great info guys thanks - just what I needed

I have no intentions of going on trt, but I don't find much reason to waste a perfectly good and legal prescription for test:) ....so ill be trying to keep that current.

My test is 4 weeks out (and I could probably easily stall for more time). My short epi run finished this week so I should have time

On a related note.....epi.....damn this stuff works great. Strength and size, great vascularity, all in a calorie deficit.
 
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