SUBCUTANEOUS cycle

Well, after a good amount of reading I've decided to give a try to a Test + EQ cycle with the particularity it will be done through subcutaneous injections.

Why SubQ? First off, out of curiosity, this is going to be my 6th cycle, and I still having IM-anxiety (yes, I know, grow a pair and blah blah blah) so after crossing a while ago with a couple of papers researching on the properties of SubQ Test injections and seen its results (more stable release of testosterone, slower though) I want to give it a try.

Second, I've been lately researching HRT forums and trans-gender (woman to male) and it seems that more and more endocrinologists are letting up to their patients the way the want to inject their testosterone (IM or SQ) without any major issues.
Same thing happens with EQ which is well documented how it works SubQ on its original purpouse targets (plain talk, animals).

I would ideally start on April the 25th, so I'm going to post the cycle I'm planning to do, so you may give me ideas, thoughts, changes... I won't use any oral so I'll be able to properly judge the work SubQ steroids are doing.

Only thing I'm concerned is about anastrozole use, as it's the first time I'm going to use it (fan of provi + nolva so far), so I'd really appreciate your inputs here (should I have have in hand some nolva just in case?).
As per the injections I would rotate place injection, 3ml (in 3 pins) on Monday, plus 3ml (in another 3) on Thursday, I'll adapt this protocol if necessary and let you know.

So here we go:

Testosterone enanthate: 750ml x week (Weeks 1-12)
Boldenone undecylenate: 600ml x week (Weeks 1-12)
Winstrol Depot: 50ml EOD (Weeks 10-14)
Anastrozole: 0.5mg EOD (Weeks 2-14)
HCG: 500IU x week (Weeks 2-15)

Typical PCT based on clomiphene and nolva.

I believed I've said it all. :)

I think you will get abscesses from to much oil subq. Honestly if I couldn't inject IM I wouldn't even waste my time. Why do so many damn shots in one sitting when you could do one?

Thanks Mp, in fact they're not so many shots (less than the average diabetic person per day). I don't know if I'll got abscesses I try not to.

You will get abcess per each pin of 1ml of oil lol.

Diabetics inject insulin which is water based.

No. Just no.

I tried it and hated all the little red lumps all over.

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Originally Posted by ismaele00

Well, after a good amount of reading I've decided to give a try to a Test + EQ cycle with the particularity it will be done through subcutaneous injections.

Why SubQ? First off, out of curiosity, this is going to be my 6th cycle, and I still having IM-anxiety (yes, I know, grow a pair and blah blah blah) so after crossing a while ago with a couple of papers researching on the properties of SubQ Test injections and seen its results (more stable release of testosterone, slower though) I want to give it a try.

Second, I've been lately researching HRT forums and trans-gender (woman to male) and it seems that more and more endocrinologists are letting up to their patients the way the want to inject their testosterone (IM or SQ) without any major issues.
Same thing happens with EQ which is well documented how it works SubQ on its original purpouse targets (plain talk, animals).

I would ideally start on April the 25th, so I'm going to post the cycle I'm planning to do, so you may give me ideas, thoughts, changes... I won't use any oral so I'll be able to properly judge the work SubQ steroids are doing.

Only thing I'm concerned is about anastrozole use, as it's the first time I'm going to use it (fan of provi + nolva so far), so I'd really appreciate your inputs here (should I have have in hand some nolva just in case?).
As per the injections I would rotate place injection, 3ml (in 3 pins) on Monday, plus 3ml (in another 3) on Thursday, I'll adapt this protocol if necessary and let you know.

So here we go:

Testosterone enanthate: 750ml x week (Weeks 1-12)
Boldenone undecylenate: 600ml x week (Weeks 1-12)
Winstrol Depot: 50ml EOD (Weeks 10-14)
Anastrozole: 0.5mg EOD (Weeks 2-14)
HCG: 500IU x week (Weeks 2-15)

Typical PCT based on clomiphene and nolva.

I believed I've said it all. :)

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You are going to learn very quickly that your plan is a huge mistake.

Sub q should not be attempted in an oil based injection amount over .6 cc. Even at less than .6 the resulting tissue reactions are very apparent and can be quite irritating.
At 1ml you won't last long....but the bumps and irritated injection site will last quite some time.