I didn’t know. I have been trying to figure it out. I looked on the male excel site and this is what they say.
“The main advantage of a daily injection is that a regular lower dose (typical dosage ranges from 0.10 mL – 0.25 mL per day) offers optimum testosterone support for your system. Daily injections mean no spike or drop in levels for optimal results.”
So I thought I had a regular dose and it even says a regular lower dose.
I don't normally comment on dosage because it's personal as
@Systemlord has mentioned. Your doctor would have prescribed the weekly dose based on analysis of bloodwork and an interview to discuss symptoms and hormone balance. Anything over 150mg/wk tends to be on the high side for TRT, but your physician or clinician would have dosed you according to your needs at the start of treatment. You should have that dose information.
Rx Example - 120 mg / wk
200mg/ml is a common vial and if you were to draw 1 mL of Test-C, you would have 200mg in that 1mL syringe:
* 1 dose/wk would be .60 ml (using a 1mL syringe) x 200mg/mL or 120 mg / wk
* every 3.5 days would be .30 ml (morning and then 3.5 days (night) after that)
* Twice weekly can be a bit tricky since even numbers don't divide by 7 so base it on 14 days (every other day is 7 days of injections over a 2 week period):
* Two weeks would be 240 mg/2 weeks or 1.2 mL total for 2 weeks (,6mL x 2)
*Divide by 7 injections = ~ .18 ml every other day for as long as you use that dosing schedule will be approximately 120 mg / wk.
Again, discuss this with your doctor or clinician.