What are some good generic Tgels?

[donnieyen28]

Hi everyone.

I'm a 42yo male, that has been on androgel for over 2 years now, and it has worked wonders for me, but unfortunately, I've recently lost my job, and now have no insurance, and little money to afford doctor visits, and prescription meds...

I know that a lot of you guys that post here are probably more interested in something much stronger than just Tgel... But I'm just hoping that maybe someone here might be in a similar situation to me, or maybe just use Tgels for other reasons, and could offer me some recommendations?

Any help is appreciated, as my lifestyle has really taken a very drastic downturn these past few months that I've been without the testosterone, and I really just want to get my life and energy back to where I was living a happy life. Please help!

 

[donnieyen28]

Anyone?

 

[matter2003]

Dude, you can get a TRT prescription from a doctor and get a free online prescription card that you can take to your pharmacy that will end up costing you about $40 a month for a 10 ml vial(200 mg/ml)of Test Cyp or Test E...Androgel is crap and its expensive as hell, why wouldn't you just get a shot twice a week? Or if you don't want to go that route, you can order it online and bypass the doc. Either way, the gels suck

 

[donnieyen28]

Dude, you can get a TRT prescription from a doctor and get a free online prescription card that you can take to your pharmacy that will end up costing you about $40 a month for a 10 ml vial(200 mg/ml)of Test Cyp or Test E...Androgel is crap and its expensive as hell, why wouldn't you just get a shot twice a week? Or if you don't want to go that route, you can order it online and bypass the doc. Either way, the gels suck

I don't have insurance and can't afford the office visits and blood tests, anymore.

And I just feel more comfortable with the gel, because it's what I've been using, and my doc said it was less likely to cause side effects than injectables...

 

[matter2003]

Less likely for sides cause its not doing much of anything

 

[donnieyen28]

Less likely for sides cause its not doing much of anything

It absolutely does something. I can't recall the specific number, but within a month, my T levels went from dangerously low to way above average for men my age.

Not to mention that I went from being a lethargic, low libido, low energy, no workout stamina... To barely needing 6 hours of sleep a day, performing better and more often in bed, rarely getting the mid day drowsy spells that I used to get multiple times a day, and extended workouts up to an hour longer than what I was doing before it.

So, I couldn't disagree with you more, when you say that it doesn't do much of anything, because for me, it does literally EVERYTHING I need it to do...