50 mg Test gel equal to what dosage of injection formula?

[Dreaming~stronge]

Hi, I am currently use 50 mg gel everyday, just curious which is equal to how many mg of injection Test, considering the rate absorbed by skin?
thanks!

[Ephemeral]

Hi, I am currently use 50 mg gel everyday, just curious which is equal to how many mg of injection Test, considering the rate absorbed by skin?
thanks!

I've seen in a study that 50mg puts people in the 5-600 ng/dl range, and 2x50mg around 8-900, and the equivalent for 50mg would be the lower range of an injection dose, around 80-90mg per week. But these are just averages, there's quite a bit of individual variance to it, so the best thing you can do is to test your T level now and 6 weeks after switching to that starting injection dose, and adjust things accordingly. But the most important thing is how you feel, numbers are secondary, you might feel better or worse using injections vs the gel (even with similar T levels), possibly because of differences in DHT and Estradiol conversion.

[RoxRunner]

I've seen in a study that 50mg puts people in the 5-600 ng/dl range, and 2x50mg around 8-900, and the equivalent for 50mg would be the lower range of an injection dose, around 80-90mg per week. But these are just averages, there's quite a bit of individual variance to it, so the best thing you can do is to test your T level now and 6 weeks after switching to that starting injection dose, and adjust things accordingly. But the most important thing is how you feel, numbers are secondary, you might feel better or worse using injections vs the gel (even with similar T levels), possibly because of differences in DHT and Estradiol conversion.

In my experience, those numbers are accurate. As long as your body will continue to absorb the gel.

[Dreaming~stronge]

I've seen in a study that 50mg puts people in the 5-600 ng/dl range, and 2x50mg around 8-900, and the equivalent for 50mg would be the lower range of an injection dose, around 80-90mg per week. But these are just averages, there's quite a bit of individual variance to it, so the best thing you can do is to test your T level now and 6 weeks after switching to that starting injection dose, and adjust things accordingly. But the most important thing is how you feel, numbers are secondary, you might feel better or worse using injections vs the gel (even with similar T levels), possibly because of differences in DHT and Estradiol conversion.

Thank you, that answered my question. And yes, the number are quite accurate, my blood T level test result is around 700 ng/dl if test in the morning, around 400ng/dl if tested in the afternoon. (I apply once in the early morning).