Pellets Testosterone My Review

[Albert39]

well, I'm 39 years old, I work too much, and a lot of stress. My diet is not good enough, and I do 2 o 3 aerobics class at gym and 2 or 3 weight lift per week, but no too seriously.
Well I can't predict when I go to gym or eat, so it's not as organized as would like.

I also use cellucore bcaa, after gym. and 100mg of Q10 per day.

I was too tired and low libido, mostly because stress, work, etc, for around one year Tribulus (MetRex) was the answer, then stop working.

This is working fine until now, but I'm worried if it stop working after some time...

 

[Vitamin_C]

My appetite wasn't very good at first on TRT until I started putting on more muscle mass and I just want to destroy food right now. It will take some time before you start noticing the true anabolic effects, but you may notice some other benefits within weeks...

 

[Jackie Treehorn]

Albert,

I really wish you would have come to these forums and posted your intention to have pellets implanted. I'm pretty sure we would have talked you out of it.

Testosterone injections every 3.5 days gives you nice stable Test levels, and less aromatization than one big injection every week or two. The injections themselves are very easy to administer, and you can use a 1/2"/29ga insulin pin to do it. You just need to be patient when loading the syringe, and inject slowly.

Unfortunately, you really have no control over the pellets once they're implanted...you can't titrate down if your levels are too high. I'm afraid you're in for a bit of a Testosterone roller coaster ride over the next couple of months.

Please don't do this again. Come back and talk to us when you're due for the next round of pellets. I'm sure many here will chime in and tell you the same.

 

[ERO]

Agree 100%. The best TRT docs will not use pellets anymore for those exact reasons. So your TRT doc is - sadly - decades behind the learning curve.

 

[Nelson Vergel]

Pellet use is picking up fast since:

1- They are a profit center for doctors
2- They require less self-management by patients.

But the barriers are:

1- High cost
2- Potential for infections/bruising/inflammation of insertion site
3- Potential for under-dosing.
4- Potential for extrusion (when pellets pop out of the body).
5- Need to train doctors in insertion technique.

 

[Flogopogo]

Has anyone seen if someone had a reaction and needed them removed? I have not read that anywhere, but it would be a hassle.

 

[Jackie Treehorn]

Has anyone seen if someone had a reaction and needed them removed? I have not read that anywhere, but it would be a hassle.

This is what it looks like going in. I can't imagine what you'd have to go through to get them out. Uh...no thanks.

 

[CoastWatcher]

My doctor, who does not support the use of pellets, says it's rare - very rare - for them to be taken out. What happens all too often, as Nelson noted, is that they can extrude, simply pop out, and then new (expensive) pellets have to be placed. I can't imagine why any patient would accept them as a form of TRT.

 

[Albert39]

Until now for my is working great, but I think now that I'm lucky, is safer the injections, and I've to inject twice a week HCG so, is not worth use pellets.

I will continue with injections, i'm looking for it now because it is not easy to get it in my country, doctors do not like to prescribe it.

 

[Albert39]

I add Decadurabolin and estanozolol, for 6 weeks, and then I will keep only testosterone or quit it to, I did't decide it yet.

I didn't found information about a PCT keeping testosteron and HCG, may be the easy way is quit all and the see how i fell and start again with testo + hcg.

If a quit all with the right PCT (HCG, Tamoxifen , clomid, anaztazol) what can i spect ? I will be like in the begining ?

 

[CoastWatcher]

I add Decadurabolin and estanozolol, for 6 weeks, and then I will keep only testosterone or quit it to, I did't decide it yet.

I didn't found information about a PCT keeping testosteron and HCG, may be the easy way is quit all and the see how i fell and start again with testo + hcg.

If a quit all with the right PCT (HCG, Tamoxifen , clomid, anaztazol) what can i spect ? I will be like in the begining ?

Are you quitting TRT, or considering it, because you're unhappy with your protocol? I realize you live in a country that doesn't favour testosterone injections, but is it totally impossible for you to find a doctor who will work with you? Or, is there something else going on?

 

[Albert39]

In my country do not prescribe testosterone, so there is not doctor to work with. I can buy it but is not legal.
I do not know how to procede, i do not when the pellets run off, It suppose that next month at the same time I quit estano and deca.

when I quit deca and eztazonol, if I start testosterone shots, should I do some PCT ?
If I use 40mg of testosterone twice a week + HCG do I have risk of gynecomastia ?

 

[CoastWatcher]

In my country do not prescribe testosterone, so there is not doctor to work with. I can buy it but is not legal.
I do not know how to procede, i do not when the pellets run off, It suppose that next month at the same time I quit estano and deca.

when I quit deca and eztazonol, if I start testosterone shots, should I do some PCT ?
If I use 40mg of testosterone twice a week + HCG do I have risk of gynecomastia ?

Forty milligrams of testosterone and HCG is a modest protocol that is very unlikely to present you with any estradiol issues/gynocomastia.

 

[Albert39]

How to inyect ?

Ok now I'm inyectin 40 to 50 Mg of testosterone and 300 ui of HCG each 3,5 Days in the same shot like in the video.

I see in the video that he do not aspitate to check if there is blood, is it safe to do this ?

Inyectin my self whit only one hand, is ok, but when i aspitate I move a lot the sringe and then I feel pain because of it.

 

[Nelson Vergel]

How to inject?

Ok now I'm inyectin 40 to 50 Mg of testosterone and 300 ui of HCG each 3,5 Days in the same shot like in the video.

I see in the video that he do not aspitate to check if there is blood, is it safe to do this ?

Injecting my self with only one hand, is ok, but when i aspiratemove a lot the syringe and then I feel pain because of it.

No need to aspirate when using 1/2 inch needles.