TRT, why not just do it your self?

[TheWildOne]

With so many source willing to sell T are there any contradictions to a person doing it on his own according to his bloodwork? Is it because the local pharmacy is supposed to be more reliable? Or is it because of cost?

I will be visiting an Endo in a few hours but I'm pretty sure he wont like the idea of injectable test.

I'm considering TRT so any replies are greatly appreciated.

[Kale]

A lot of people here do it themselves. Only issues are 1. Make sure your blood work is done regularly and 2. You have long term access to good quality gear

[perfectbeast2001]

please edit the price out of your post.

[Property of Steroid.com]

With regards to Oasis, if you decide to work with them, I think you'll find that having a doctor to read your bloodwork for you, and the discount you get on actually having it done, more than makes up for the difference in price that you find with Oasis prescribed pharmaceuticals and UG gear.

Also, in my opinion, taking the step to work closely with a doctor and rid yourself of legal hassles and health-guesswork really elevates you above "the game" that most people choose to play with their freedom and health.

Oasis isn't just some doctor somewhere who doesn't know what he's doing...the people involved are cutting edge, and keep up with all of the current paradigms in anabolic use (they actually called me on the phone to check up on how my HRT was going, and we had a fairly long conversation about one of my articles that they'd read....T4+ hGH).

[TheWildOne]

I'd love to go with an HRT clinic but unfortunately I do not live in the US

Except from test levels could anyone advise on what else I should be looking at? I'm thinking to go for around 30mg twice a week for starters... Is this enough to also raise estrogen levels?

[Spyke]

I'd love to go with an HRT clinic but unfortunately I do not live in the US

Except from test levels could anyone advise on what else I should be looking at? I'm thinking to go for around 30mg twice a week for starters... Is this enough to also raise estrogen levels?

If you have to ask these questions then you have no business with "do it yourself HRT". IMO.

The dose you are thinking about makes no sense.

Find a real MD to do all the needed bloodwork. He may even want to do an MRI. Then he will put you on an HRT program. Usually they will want follow up labs after a couple months. Once dosing is set THEN you could get your own UG gear and do your own follow up labs.