I found a great resource if you want to learn more about the effects and safety of chlorobutanol:
This stuff is marketed as an oral sedative drug in some parts of the world where it is sold as 150 mg tablets. With the 0.5% concentration used with testosterone enanthate, a 100 mg injection would only deliver 2.5 mg cholorobutanol. We are talking really tiny doses here.
Contrast with formulas that use benzyl benzoate and benzyl alcohol. Benzyl benzoate is typically included as 20% of total volume or 0.2 ml per 1 ml. Benzyl benzoate has a density of roughly 1 gram per ml, so your 1 ml of testosterone cypionate contains 200 mg. That means a 100 mg injection of testosterone delivers 100 mg of benzyl benzoate, plus another ~10 mg of benzyl alcohol (which benzyl benzoate metabolizes into). There are literally more excipients by weight in there than testosterone.
If you feel great on the benzyl formulas, don't worry about it. If you feel shitty after an injection, this is something to pay closer attention to.