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Which would you pick between Axiron vs androgel for TRT
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Axiron and Androgel are the exact same thing. Just different brand names. Kind of like Pepsi vs Coke. Get whichever is cheaper.
The bottle will specify the dosage. Most TRT creams are dosed at around 25mg/pump. Topical products are no absorbed near as well as injectables so most people will use a topical dosage of around 50-100mg/day.
Topical testosterone creams are not near as effective as injectable versions of testosterone. They won't increase testosterone levels in the body to a high enough level to increase muscle in the way a normal steroid cycle would. They are pretty much only good for testosterone replacement therapy.
Topical testosterone creams also aromatize into estrogen much more then injectable testosterone. Injectable testosterone is a much better option all around.
I would just bite the bullet and do injections. It's not as complicated as you think. I explain how to do injections in this video here -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UB7L6jjkCCo
If you do decide to use androgel/axiron, make sure to use an AI like liquidex AI from n2bm.com when using it because they aromatize into estrogen heavily which can cause side effects like gyno and water retention.
The bottle will specify the dosage. Most TRT creams are dosed at around 25mg/pump. Topical products are no absorbed near as well as injectables so most people will use a topical dosage of around 50-100mg/day.
Topical testosterone creams are not near as effective as injectable versions of testosterone. They won't increase testosterone levels in the body to a high enough level to increase muscle in the way a normal steroid cycle would. They are pretty much only good for testosterone replacement therapy.
Topical testosterone creams also aromatize into estrogen much more then injectable testosterone. Injectable testosterone is a much better option all around.
I would just bite the bullet and do injections. It's not as complicated as you think. I explain how to do injections in this video here -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UB7L6jjkCCo
If you do decide to use androgel/axiron, make sure to use an AI like liquidex AI from n2bm.com when using it because they aromatize into estrogen heavily which can cause side effects like gyno and water retention.
your doctor is most likely going to want to put you on topical unless you specifically ask for injections.
for me it is much more of a pain hypothetically to put a gel on after a shower and avoid touching someone else while it dries then it would be to simply inject once a week. but a lot of people don't want injections.
for me it is much more of a pain hypothetically to put a gel on after a shower and avoid touching someone else while it dries then it would be to simply inject once a week. but a lot of people don't want injections.
They are basically the same thing. If you are not opposed to injections then go that route. If you want the gel or cream then just use what your doctor prescribes.
Personally, I would not take either. If I absolutely had to use a topical product, then it would be RS Transaderm, since it is very effective, and it already has an anti-estrogen included, so you basically get all in one product.
However, topical products in general are not good in my opinion because they are expensive, inconvenient (putting this cream on a daily basis...), you can transfer some of it to your close ones, and they are much more expensive than the injectable forms of testosterone. Therefore, it would make much more sense to do once per week injections instead of rubbing it into yourself everyday.
However, topical products in general are not good in my opinion because they are expensive, inconvenient (putting this cream on a daily basis...), you can transfer some of it to your close ones, and they are much more expensive than the injectable forms of testosterone. Therefore, it would make much more sense to do once per week injections instead of rubbing it into yourself everyday.
