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N=1 anecdote, it sure did for me.

Thanks. Test names and reference ranges are helpful. Random numbers obviously can be misinterpreted! ;>)

24.3 E2? or Free T? If E2, that is perfect, but it also should be taken in consideration with Testosterone levels. Thanks for the reminder about Canada. I am not sure about Defy and Canada. I am relatively certain they will consult, but probably can't prescribe.

If SubQ works for you, there is NO WORRY ABOUT SCAR TISSUE. I've been on SubQ for about 6 years every other day and the last couple years daily. I use 5/16" 30g insulin syringe and know the sites that produce no reaction on my body. It takes a minute or two to draw the dose, but is painless...

If you guys are able to recreate the wheel, more power to you. We've been doing this for years here. Perhaps just the newness of the environment, but your stories are history repeating itself again. Use telehealth doctors that have a clue and pay out of pocket, or go rogue, get what you can...

Yes, I use it mixed with enanthate. I think straight prop would be too much of a roller coaster for me.

I used Select MDX a couple times 3-5 years ago, was helpful in decision making. Is this MPS2 significantly different/better?

Thanks Madman, it's moot for me.

Medicare does not cover any of them. https://www.goodrx.com/jatenzo Shows $540 to over $1000 a month depending on dose.

OK, lucky man, not applicable to the US. Thanks again.

Thanks, OK, so that's how you got it, how is it paid for?

Looked it up, would break my bank.

Total T is not very helpful, Free T is THE number to focus on. Get the proper lab test, Total T LC/MS/MS with Free T equilibrium dialysis or ultrafiltration, and run your total T SHBG and albumin through the vermuelen calculator. So yes, SHBG is necessary as well. Albumin is from comprehensive...

I am assuming you are referring to some kind of blood donation center criteria, Red Cross is every 56 days, but that is not the whole story. Too many men have posted here about their ferritin being depleted from too many blood donations, even at that approved frequency. If you are donating...

My personal experience, yes at 52-54% my systolic BP increases