Taking HCG but boys are still shriniking, Is it me or the source?

[Ephemeral]

I suggest that u find a doc and have him prescribe it for u. UGL HCG is not even cheaper than pharma (at least not where I live), so there's no reason not to do it really.

Also, 1200 T seems a bit high, it might give u some problems in the long run. HCG raises your T levels a bit (for me 875 IU per week raised T by 300), so that's one way to tell if your HCG is real or not, although not a super accurate one.

[forrest_and_trees]

UGL HCG is not even cheaper than pharma (at least not where I live), so there's no reason not to do it really.

What do you mean by UGL? But you bring up a good point, even if I get a script, I know my insurance won't cover it. How much does it cost over the counter for a 5000iu vial?

[Youthful55guy]

What do you mean by UGL? But you bring up a good point, even if I get a script, I know my insurance won't cover it. How much does it cost over the counter for a 5000iu vial?

I never submit my HCG or T prescription to insurance. I just don't want to go through the hassle. It's not that expensive.

I pay about $130 for 10,000 IU of Merck & Co. branded Pregnyl, which lasts me about 10 weeks at 1000 IU/week. That works out to about $700 per year give or take.

I also pay about $63 for 10 mL of Pfizer branded Depo-Testosterone, which lasts me about 150 days at my prescribed 0.2 mL E3D. That works out to about $155 per year. However, I am currently doing an experiment with higher doses to adjust my Free T level into the upper 75th percentile for a 30 year old guy. I have a problem with high SHBG and normally suppress it with very small doses of Winstrol (5mg/day), but currently I'm not using Winstrol and just bumping up the T to compensate. I purchase the extra from the website I sent you in a PM. It runs about the same price as the scripted stuff when you add in the shipping charges.