The ultimate subcutaneous testosterone formulation

[FunkOdyssey]

Can anyone assist me with access to the following article?

Comparison of Outcomes for Hypogonadal Men Treated with Intramuscular Testosterone Cypionate versus Subcutaneous Testosterone Enanthate - PubMed

While IM-TC and SCTE-AI provide a significant increase in TT levels, SCTE-AI is associated with lower levels of post-therapy HCT and E2 compared to IM-TC after adjusting for significant covariates. SCTE-AI is an effective testosterone delivery system with a potentially preferable safety profile...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

According to a guy on Reddit, the article contains details of the research beyond Xyosted, including why sesame oil was chosen as the carrier oil (least site irritation/reactions, best absorption profile in fat depots) and why benzyl additives were excluded (to prevent site irritation/reactions). This has implications for similar products -- for example, it would imply that Delatestryl and generics like Hikma enanthate are the best thing you can get in a multi-dose vial for subcutaneous injection.

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[FunkOdyssey]

Readalot informed me the full text was posted on this forum already some time ago:

New Study - SubQ Alledgedly Leads To Lower HCT/E2/PSA Than IM Just Published

This data was first discussed here a year or so ago when it was released as a poster. It was now just published in a major urology journal. Bascially it suggested that 75 or 100mg of "Xyosted" (SubQ enanthate) each week leads to lower HCT/E2/PSA than does 100mg of IM cypionate. This is a poor...

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Unfortunately, the study doesn't contain any of the detail this guy Pistachio_Hulk discussed around the research supporting Xyosted's formulation. I reached out to him on Reddit with no response.

Is anyone aware of published information supporting his statements above?