Trt in the near future

[RoxRunner]

You're getting bad information. Don't believe everything you read in these forums. There are lots of guys here masquerading as doing TRT, when they are actually doing low dose steroid cycles (often called blast and cruse). Challenge your sources, and personally, I would not take advice from anyone that has not been on a stable protocol for at least a year. It takes at least that long to figure out what's best for you. More like 3 to 5 years to really nail it down.

Also, I would never take advice from anyone obtaining TRT from these "clubs" or TRT clinics. The doc (I use the term loosely) that run these clinics have a vested interest in selling you stuff you don't need at an exorbitant price. You should not be paying $200 per month for TRT. Think about it. How long can you maintain that level of expenditure? The prices I quoted are much closer to what the norm should be. I'm not particularly price sensitive in my position in life, so I don't shop around. yet, I pay only $73 per month. They are ripping you off with a protocol that is down right dangerous and going to send you on an emotional and physical rollercoaster ride.

Sorry to be so blunt, but you really need to think this through more.

Agree with Youthful on this. I've been on TRT for more than 10 year and for the past six or seven having Testopel pellets inserted every six months. My cost (insurance won't cover) is $125 a month ($750 twice a year). TRT clinics won't do it because there's no money in two visits annually.

[Mr.BB]

Agree with Youthful on this. I've been on TRT for more than 10 year and for the past six or seven having Testopel pellets inserted every six months. My cost (insurance won't cover) is $125 a month ($750 twice a year). TRT clinics won't do it because there's no money in two visits annually.

Same as nebido/aveed, they will say anything to put it down.