First Cycle Test Cyp Injections

[dghartley]

Hi guys,

Straight to the point my first cycle which will be in January time is going to be Test Cyp.

I'd just like to make sure I've got the dose and timescale correct because I've been told two different things.

First was to rise the Test Cyp once a week with a 400mg injection.

The other was to split this in half have a 200mg injection and then another 200mg injection 3 days later.

Is there a right or wrong way of medicating?

Thanks in advance,

[lovbyts]

actually it's 3.5 days later. lol
Either way works. I like the idea of doing it 2x a week just to help keep the levels more steads and to help eliminate spikes that may convert more into E2.

[dghartley]

Haha my bad.

So I'm guessing the measurements are correct though?

[lovbyts]

Yes they are good for a first cycle

You have AI, hcg on cycle figured out?
PCT?

[dghartley]

Going to be taking Clomid and Nolva (PCT)

Adex, while on cycle.

I'm still debating HCG

Measurements for these to be 100% I don't know at the moment, any advice would be great.

[lovbyts]

HCG wile on cycle will help make recovery easier and keep your testicles working properly. It's not just for cosmetics.

I know you said you are waiting until January but your should consider waiting a bit longer.
This is a good read.
http://forums.steroid.com/anabolic-s...-steroids.html

[dghartley]

Haha, HCG it is then.

I have read it twice now,

In my introduction post I believe some worried about my age--currently 23 and I'm on that thin line. But I spoke about my stats.

Been working out for 2 years now, 5 days a week. I'm 6 foot 2 and weight 210 pounds, 13% body fat.

I really believe that I've hit my peak I know my body better than anyone, but having said that I will always take all advice and knowledge on board. I treat my body with the up most respect and as you guys have been in the same position as me I will always value your opinions.

If there is anything anyone has worries about I would really like them to be address so I can be better informed of possible situations or complications.