TRT and homebrew.

[Matthersby]

Stats first:
33, 6'3 225 lbs. 12%ish

I am considering homebrew in opposition to a Men's Vitality Clinic for TRT..
A clinic that will prescribe me Test @ 200mg a week will cost quite a bit, regardless of how good my insurance is....
My questions are simple:
Those who work and have good insurance and are on TRT, do you think homebrewing would be more cost-effective?
Most importantly, can 100 grams of test be brewed and stored safely for use over a couple of years? I may be crazy but even brewed at 100 mg per ml, a $300 purchase(minus homebrewing equipment) can last quite a while.

 

[Keith1]

Yea home brewing would be much cheaper. Keep your powder in a cold dry place and it will be good for 3 to 5 years. It is still good after that, the powder just starts to loose potency

 

[joeblow12345]

I would only brew about 25 or so grams at a time and store the rest.

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[Sherk]

If you have good insurance it should only be $10 for the script. At least for me it's going to be. Your way is cheaper but harder. $10 isn't shit for just driving to the store and picking it up apose to all the work and worrying about fucking it up or getting contaminated or pinched. I do see your point though. Your way just has more negatives that can happen easily.


When we do right nobody remembers, when we do wrong nobody forgets. H.A.M.C

 

[blue_steel74]

Stats first:
33, 6'3 225 lbs. 12%ish

I am considering homebrew in opposition to a Men's Vitality Clinic for TRT..
A clinic that will prescribe me Test @ 200mg a week will cost quite a bit, regardless of how good my insurance is....
My questions are simple:
Those who work and have good insurance and are on TRT, do you think homebrewing would be more cost-effective?
Most importantly, can 100 grams of test be brewed and stored safely for use over a couple of years? I may be crazy but even brewed at 100 mg per ml, a $300 purchase(minus homebrewing equipment) can last quite a while.

I dnt know what kinda shitty insurance you have, but i have the bare minimum coverage through United Healthcare and i only pay $10 a bottle

 

[TheRippedReverend]

Stats first:
33, 6'3 225 lbs. 12%ish

I am considering homebrew in opposition to a Men's Vitality Clinic for TRT..
A clinic that will prescribe me Test @ 200mg a week will cost quite a bit, regardless of how good my insurance is....
My questions are simple:
Those who work and have good insurance and are on TRT, do you think homebrewing would be more cost-effective?
Most importantly, can 100 grams of test be brewed and stored safely for use over a couple of years? I may be crazy but even brewed at 100 mg per ml, a $300 purchase(minus homebrewing equipment) can last quite a while.

Your 33 what would you wanna go trt?

 

[Sherk]

Your 33 what would you wanna go trt?

Some guys like myself have very low T levels naturally. You don't have to be in your 40's or 50's to consider it. I'll be 30 in 2 months and my doc highly recommends it. My T levs are well under 250 ng/dL 218 to be exact. I've gotten my bloods done for about a year in a half now and every time that's about the average for me.


When we do right nobody remembers, when we do wrong nobody forgets. H.A.M.C

 

[stevesmi]

take this to PM's.. no mentioning of prices allowed.. you guys know the rules.