Originally Posted by
Billegitimate
Having done cream for 6 months, and then injections for a year, I respectfully disagree. I would feel differently if every shot was IM! But when I ran prop with nightly injections it was a single .12cc injection from a 31g needle in my upper thigh sub-q. I timed it a couple of times, and it took about 2 minutes. A diabetic injects with the same type of needle several times a day!
Again, if I had needed to do it IM, then I'm out. I'm not gonna do that every night. But the tiny .3cc barrel generates tremendous vacuum and pressure, so the draw and injection are both very fast. The 31g 5/16" needle was usually not even felt as I injected it. I developed a routine that took about 14 minutes of my week..heck, call it 20 to be conservative! That's certainly less than it took to apply the cream and wait for it to dry enough that I could get dressed.
My bloodwork looked perfect on cyp and perfect on prop, but something about it was different in how I felt! If one is already doing injections on TRT, and their bloodwork looks like they should be killing it but instead they feel something lacking then I HIGHLY recommend trying it before discounting it because it's too much trouble. If after 4-6 weeks you don't think it's worth it, go back to what you did, and you're not really out anything but perhaps a few minutes of your time.