Just checking if anyone has had any experience with xyosted? i have been on shots and gels in the past with mixed results and the endo mentioned this stuff today that its pretty easy to use and has had some good results with some of her other patience. Any feedback is appreciated.
Not personally, but from what I’ve read the standard 75mg dose once a week isn’t enough to get TT into a high range. I’d just keep an eye and make sure your doc isn’t locked into the low dose
My urologist prescribed it for me last week. It is the first shot of any T that I have been given but with my research it is essentially the same as Test C but it’s supposed to get more T into the system being injected into the fat of your stomach rather than intramuscular. It has a half life one day less than Test C.
I wish I could give you more info. I am on the weekly 75mg injector which is painless.
Thanks for the info. I assume you will be going back for blood work in the next couple of weeks. Please let me know where it takes your levels. I took injections last year with HCG and never took me past 600. Now I’m on a topical solution under the arm pit which has my levels higher but its a pain to put on everyday and doesn’t give me the muscle increase the shots did.
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This is considered a low dosage especially for a 1x weekly dosing.
With what I read they have a 50, 75 and 100mg injector. Also with the speed that it gets into the blood what I read is that 75mg E has similar effects as 100mg of cypionate. Again this is the first time I am taking any testosterone and I am not looking to use it to increase muscle. I am using it for wellness and longevity.
I am only going by what my doctor and research has indicated.
I don’t believe there’s that much difference in the two esters. They are almost the same size, so same amount of actual test in each mL.
As for the SQ vs IM debate, I just never felt that great with SQ. There are verifiable differences in absorption (check out Victor Black) and when I want the med in me, I want it in now. Let the ester control the release, not the injection method.