You have each syringe filled with 13mg? lol What are you going to inject yourself 10 times in a row?
[quote]cjackson25 wrote:
You have each syringe filled with 13mg? lol What are you going to inject yourself 10 times in a row?
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Haha, well, not exactly. Maybe 2E2D? I don’t want to start until I have an a/i and hcg, and that’s a little tough. One place (online) only ships in the US, and the other hasn’t responded to my question about shipping.
Oh, and I’m hoping that keeping my loaded syringes in the fridge for awhile is ok.
T injections do not need to be refrigerated. The 0.9% benzyl alcohol will not allow bacterial growth. You will need to let these warm up before injecting as flow might otherwise be too slow. Vials are not refrigerated.
Alrighty,
I’ve been self-injecting the T EOD for a week now, and I’m psyched to start the hCG (Corion) and Anastrozole (research stuff).
I can’t seem to get my hands on an empty vial, so I was wondering if anyone on this board has mixed and stored their hCG in a 5ml syringe?
I believe I should:
- fill a 5ml syringe with 5ml bacteriostatic water
- eject 1 ml of the water into the (5000 iu) hCG to dilute it
- draw the hGC solution into the syinge
- roll the syringe back and forth in my hands to mix it
- inject only 250iu (might be a little tricky) then dispose of the syringe tip.
- replace with new (covered) tip, and put in the fridge until 2 days later
Does that sound right?
I’ll bring the light to this convoluted thread. Your SHBG is sky high- something that no one here seems to care about. As long as that is the case you’ll have estrogen stress - which is VERY bad. One lump 250mg shot will drive up estrogen more than anything. You need like 100mg a week. Your doctor is an idiot. If that were the case, we’d all have testicle cancer on TRT. Find a new doc ASAP - you cannot reason with bigheaded idiots who can’t see past their foreheads.
More CJ follies:
Does not know the difference between mg and iu
Has no idea that very sound research demonstrated that 250iu hCG SC EOD was a replacement dose for normal levels of LH in young normal males. [Replacement doses do not have exaggerated E2 production. There might be some rare individuals who respond differently who can use a smaller dose.]
SHBG leads to estrogen stress, whatever that is, when actually elevated E2 leads to higher SHBG. [There is noting that one can do to directly decrease SHBG].
Helper: Load 50iu insulin syringes, inject 250iu, swap needle with alcohol, recap and return to refrigerator.
[quote]KSman wrote:
Load 50iu insulin syringes, inject 250iu, swap needle with alcohol, recap and return to refrigerator. [/quote]
Thanks!