Is it ok?

**BigPimpin76** · 12-14-2013, 12:01 PM

I Wanted to know if it was possible for me to inject Primotest 250 every two weaks until I notice the Test has kicked in?
Its been 15 days since I started TRT with 100 mg Tesy cyp weekly...
Purpose is to frontload .....

Thanks in advance

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**64509chvl** · 12-14-2013, 12:19 PM

I'm no expert here...started 9 weeks ago, but why not just be patient & let it take coarse. Won't be long bud! For me...improvements have been very gradual, but are becoming more noticeable in the last couple weeks...feeling good! Don't think I'd do anything if I were you...it's kind of a roller coaster ride in the beginning anyway!

**BigPimpin76** · 12-14-2013, 12:59 PM

Originally Posted by 64509chvl

I'm no expert here...started 9 weeks ago, but why not just be patient & let it take coarse. Won't be long bud! For me...improvements have been very gradual, but are becoming more noticeable in the last couple weeks...feeling good! Don't think I'd do anything if I were you...it's kind of a roller coaster ride in the beginning anyway!

Yep... Guess you are right!
Its just that one wants the stuff to kick in faster!

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**jomamma007** · 12-14-2013, 01:16 PM

Definitely not a good idea IMO. Taking that much test you're going to have to mess around with an AI and it's just a hassle to nail everything down without blood work.
Estrogen too high, or too low, you might not be able to feel the full effects of your trt.

For most of us, it takes up to a year to get fully dialed into our TRT protocols.

Start learning that patience is a virtue crap.

Plus you're already two weeks in, give it another two weeks and you should be seeing some nice results. But everyone's different.
Some guys see a night and day difference over night.
For me it was gradual. I started notice that I felt better then I had the previous weeks and so on...

**BigPimpin76** · 12-14-2013, 01:28 PM

Originally Posted by jomamma007

Definitely not a good idea IMO. Taking that much test you're going to have to mess around with an AI and it's just a hassle to nail everything down without blood work. Estrogen too high, or too low, you might not be able to feel the full effects of your trt. For most of us, it takes up to a year to get fully dialed into our TRT protocols. Start learning that patience is a virtue crap. Plus you're already two weeks in, give it another two weeks and you should be seeing some nice results. But everyone's different. Some guys see a night and day difference over night. For me it was gradual. I started notice that I felt better then I had the previous weeks and so on...

Thanks for your reply!!
Definitely brings me back to earth!!
For sure I don't want my blood levels to go out of whack!!
I am just going to stick( no pun intended) to the TRT protocol until everything falls in its natural cause!

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**Beethoven** · 12-14-2013, 01:56 PM

As the others said, got to give it time. Even when you going load it still takes time. Relax and wait, you still have to get dialed and that may take 6 months to a year.

**BigPimpin76** · 12-14-2013, 07:16 PM

Originally Posted by Beethoven

As the others said, got to give it time. Even when you going load it still takes time. Relax and wait, you still have to get dialed and that may take 6 months to a year.

Excuse my ignorance.
By dialing in what does that mean?

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**Mr Bill** · 12-14-2013, 08:36 PM

Originally Posted by BigPimpin76

Excuse my ignorance.
By dialing in what does that mean?

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When you are on a given dose and you feel we'll and have no bad side effects.

**BigPimpin76** · 12-14-2013, 08:42 PM

Originally Posted by Mr Bill

When you are on a given dose and you feel we'll and have no bad side effects.

Thanks for the feedback Bro!
I understand now!

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**dreadnok89** · 12-14-2013, 10:45 PM

Shits are slow a heck, to Me. Gel worked instantly but then their is absorbing problems

**Megalodon6** · 12-15-2013, 03:09 AM

My guess is no

**MyteeJ** · 12-15-2013, 06:26 AM

My original protocol started me off at 300 Test Cyp per week and I adjusted down to 140 a week a month after that.

That dose, along with everything else I was taking, threw me for a good loop because it was almost a shock to my body.

You'll see results soon enough and you are going to be stoked with the improvements.........

**BigPimpin76** · 12-15-2013, 06:31 AM

Originally Posted by MyteeJ

My original protocol started me off at 300 Test Cyp per week and I adjusted down to 140 a week a month after that. That dose, along with everything else I was taking, threw me for a good loop because it was almost a shock to my body. You'll see results soon enough and you are going to be stoked with the improvements.........

Mytee , so what are you saying? To keep a steady job with 100 mg weekly?

Or do you advise to do the first month 300 mg Test then go back to 100 mg weekly?

Did that not mess with your Blood levels?

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**64509chvl** · 12-15-2013, 09:04 AM

Dude just stick with the 100 mg a week & get blood pulled in 4 more weeks. 100mg is a great starting point

**2Sox** · 12-15-2013, 06:00 PM

Originally Posted by dreadnok89

Shits are slow a heck, to Me. Gel worked instantly but then their is absorbing problems

Dread,
Got that right! Androgel got me feeling good, practically overnight. And I like the gel very much - except the price. With the coupons from Good Rx, I'm getting a 10mL vial for $43 at CVS. At my dose, this lasts me over 2 months. Androgel at 4pumps/day cost me $175/month. No contest.

Gel downside: Besides price, there have been many reports of loss of effectiveness over time.

Big,
Regarding your original question: I agree with others. Patience.

**BigPimpin76** · 12-15-2013, 06:39 PM

Can 50 mg be shot with Insulin seringe?
Sub cutaneously?

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**2Sox** · 12-15-2013, 06:45 PM

Originally Posted by BigPimpin76

Can 50 mg be shot with Insulin seringe?
Sub cutaneously?

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Yes, easily.

**BigPimpin76** · 12-15-2013, 07:13 PM

Originally Posted by 2Sox

Yes, easily.

Subcutaneous or IM?

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**2Sox** · 12-16-2013, 11:10 AM

Originally Posted by BigPimpin76

Subcutaneous or IM?

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I never injected IM so I can't advise you.

**MyteeJ** · 12-22-2013, 05:26 PM

[QUOTE=BigPimpin76;6761513]Mytee , so what are you saying? To keep a steady job with 100 mg weekly?

Or do you advise to do the first month 300 mg Test then go back to 100 mg weekly?

Did that not mess with your Blood levels?

As 64 already shared with you - stick with the 100mg weekly and get bloodwork to see how's that's doing for you.

My point with sharing my experience @300mg was that it was it was a shock to go from having low t levels to injecting 300mg per week. You were asking how people felt when they started and in my case starting off that high definitely had an effect on me. Not necessarily positive or negative just different.