Trt in the near future

[t-dogg]

Here's the protocol. 300mgs was the same so I didn't add that pic.

[Youthful55guy]

Here's the protocol. 300mgs was the same so I didn't add that pic.

1) Kel is correct regarding starting at a lower dose and working up. You feel the cut back a lot more than the increases. Makes it difficult to cut back once you get spoiled with the (unsustainable) higher amounts.

2) 4 Week cleanse phase with no T and only Clomiphene? I'd really think twice about jumping into this program.

3) 6 months for $1400???? My doctor prescribed program filled at the local pharmacy is $418 per 6 months.

[t-dogg]

1) Kel is correct regarding starting at a lower dose and working up. You feel the cut back a lot more than the increases. Makes it difficult to cut back once you get spoiled with the (unsustainable) higher amounts.

2) 4 Week cleanse phase with no T and only Clomiphene? I'd really think twice about jumping into this program.

3) 6 months for $1400???? My doctor prescribed program filled at the local pharmacy is $418 per 6 months.

1. They said it was up to me on this first 6 months. After that it would be dropped down.

2. I questioned this also, as I've never did a pct like that.

3. That's about the normal prices I've seen without having insurance paying. I'm jealous ha.

[Youthful55guy]

1. They said it was up to me on this first 6 months. After that it would be dropped down.

2. I questioned this also, as I've never did a pct like that.

3. That's about the normal prices I've seen without having insurance paying. I'm jealous ha.

Actually, T-cyp is not very expensive at all. A 1 year supply at most local pharmacies, even without insurance (I have no coverage) is only about $155.

It's the HCG that pushes the price up. A 1 year supply at ~1000 IU per week is about $680, but you can get by with half that.

I don't have a script for anastrozole because I don't actually "need" it. With a T dose of only 40-50 mg E3D, there is little excess conversion to E. However, I like to use very small doses to keep me in the 50th to 75th percentile of my range instead of the upper end. I use 0.5 mg/week using the daily eye dropper method. I obtain a well known name brand through alternative sources for about $1.27 per 1 mg tablet. This equates to about $0.63 per week or $33 per year.

So my total program is about $867 per year without insurance. I'm certain you could obtain comparable pricing, or possibly lower if you shop around, if you had a script to obtain the meds yourself.

Oh, one-piece 28G insulin syringes (the actual topic of this thread) are about $0.24 each delivered to your door.

Now that I think about it, I do have a source for you if you still want to go with the 2-piece syringe. https://02c6e97.netsolstores.com/HypodermicNeedles.aspx. I've purchased various supplies from them in the past and they are reputable, I've just found Totaldiabetessupply.com to be my preferred vendor.