Test e

**powerliftmike** · 01-14-2023, 06:08 PM

Originally Posted by Beefcheeks7

So I have now been on two different test e's from two different labs. The reason for switching from what I originally had was because I was using 600mg per week and my total test level was only 1300. So I went to another pretty trusted local source ( the anavar and hcg are definitely legit) and my levels are exactly the same. Can both of these tests be exactly as underdosed? Or may there be some other reason for it?

Although it is it at the upper end of the range, your free T is within normal reference range for this assay. For those taking exogenous testosterone that is atypical, if not outright impossible on supraphysiologic doses of T. I am on TRT at 125mg/wk and my free T is outside normal limits with total T safely below higher limit threshold per the assay used. Unless the lab is botched or, as mentioned, you have a very infrequent injection routine with bloodwork right before next shot, your gear is bunk. Still, it would seem with high levels of total T your free T should be well above; since, as I said, normal total T exogenously will produce high free T values.

Would be interesting to get some pharm grade T and see what happens and/or try a different lab.

What other drugs are you taking? IGF? hGH? an AI?

**Beefcheeks7** · 01-20-2023, 01:12 PM

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Mostly Normal now

**Cylon357** · 01-20-2023, 03:30 PM

Originally Posted by Beefcheeks7

Mostly Normal now

Scratching my head here, but what is WBC in the red versus White Blood Cell count in the green?

**Beefcheeks7** · 01-20-2023, 04:21 PM

Originally Posted by Cylon357

Scratching my head here, but what is WBC in the red versus White Blood Cell count in the green?

WBC's in the urine with no infection so I'm scratching my head also.

**Cylon357** · 01-20-2023, 04:56 PM

Originally Posted by Beefcheeks7

WBC's in the urine with no infection so I'm scratching my head also.

Man disregard me lol! I looked at it between calls and thought I saw elevated White Blood Cell count reading.

**Beefcheeks7** · 01-20-2023, 04:57 PM

Originally Posted by Cylon357

Scratching my head here, but what is WBC in the red versus White Blood Cell count in the green?

I'm just wondering how my crp was so high and now is extremely low, but it's a good thing of course. Maybe the test was messed up or my body fought this infection off and maybe I had it three months ago when my CRP was at that high