Some insight on T cyp injection frequency and SC vs IM)

Reading all this information about daily injections of T, makes me want to try it. But things are going so good with injecting every 3 1/2 days, keeps me from trying. If I ever have high estrogen. I know I would have no choice, but to go to daily injecting. I never want to use an AI.

Vince, you know I inject daily. It is a great success - stable levels and no AI, like you I wanted to avoid it at all costs. But you landed on a protocol that works as well as any posted here. I suspect you will never have to make that choice
 
X2 agreed "If it isn't broke don't fix it"

Vince, the above quote is spot on. It sounds like your protocol has you dialed in nicely, with no E2 problems, or anything else for that matter. I would leave well enough alone.

If I could get away with pinning Test twice a week, I would be happy as hell. Pinning yourself every day or EOD is a pain in the ass. I travel a lot, so I have to take all my meds with me every time. Sometimes I wish I could just leave all that stuff at home for a week.
 
I agree with all three of you, if it ain't broken don't fix it. It is nice to know about everyday injection, especially for someone who needs it. This site is so informative it's unbelievable.
 
I agree with all three of you, if it ain't broken don't fix it. It is nice to know about everyday injection, especially for someone who needs it. This site is so informative it's unbelievable.

Agree with both Vince and Jackie on this site... I feel like I GET so much good information that anytime I have something to share even if anecdotal, I do. Pay it back.
 
Well, I have an appt. tomorrow with my doc. gonna discuss everything, including what you've all presented here. I'll just say (as one with injection fatigue) I'm leaning heavily on cream + DMSO if I can tolerate the DMSO. I'll post back after I get back with what I'm gonna do (as if anyone cares)...guess more for a record for myself.
 
How are you getting an oil based T-cyp through a 29 gauge needle without major effort? Also, since you are using a 5/8 ths length needle, can I assume you are ultra lean, have very thin fat layer on your thigh or you just inject into the fat?

I'm not asking to be sarcastic, I feel like maybe I could go back to injections if it was that convenient and worked. If you read the only post I've posted here, I have been on TRT for 20 years and am sick, sick , sick of injections. I've hit nerves, I've hit blood vessles (granted not common, but over 20 years and with lots of scaring in my back side, it's inevitable). But I use a 27 Guage 1" and press it to the hub because I'm always concerned about getting it into the muscle. I've tried switching to my thighs but get the same issues and when you hit a nerve, your whole muscle jolts, blood vessels just hurt more than usual.

Anyway, would love to get the technicals on your injections. Do you use T-cyp or are you using a water based T? Are you injecting into the fat layer or are you able to get below it with a 5/8ths length needle? If you're using oil based, how do you grip the plunger so you can get enough force to push it through? Also, if you pre-load the syringes, how many do you pre-load, are you worried at all about contamination (I'm a microbiologist so I have real issues with sanitation - I've seen sterilized buffered water opened only once - with sterile technique- in a lab grow mold in less than a month).
My Test cyp is in grapeseed oil as a carrier. I use a 31 gauge insulin pin and it draws in less than 10 seconds (14 mgs injected SubQ daily
 

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