It’s Central America. You never know what the lab is going to do, you kind of have to assess the situation every time. The reliable lab can be a funny and ever changing thing.
Ahhh… Gotcha. Why did I think you were in the USA somewhere for some reason?
@dbossa
I haven’t but I just realized what the V means lol. Which video is it? I’ll listen to it now
I’ve lived in the US, but I’m from Ontario. I am not convinced that time of day makes a lot of difference outside of relative time from the dose when you’re on TRT. There’s no circadian cycle affecting production once you’re shut down.
Sorry, this one 
Spain is part of Europe
I think it is produced only for US market because cypionate is not approved for TRT in any EU country if Im not mistaken.
Here in Bulgaria we produce great wine from one brand but you cannot get it on the Bulgarian market unless you know someone from the factory if you get my point
It is now
What is now?
Cypionate has been approved in EU?
Yep! At least it is in the UK
This sounds fine, hope some day soon in our country we will have pharmaceutical cypionate
Do you know if this approval is on the level of the endocrine society or?
Wait, what, this is huge! Do you know if all EU-countries has to follow this regulation? I’m on Nebido and… I’d like to not be.
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UK is going out of EU any moment and I dont think this means it is approved in other countries
Many things work different in UK than rest of EU
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Which country do you live in?
I know in Poland for example they have very wide options of esters, not sure why
Sweden, only these are offered as treatment currently,
Gels give me rashes, Nebido is getting better, but I still feel the slump a few weeks (4-6) out from my injections. Seeing as they are 12 weeks apart, that is quite a long time to be in a slump.
Can you not do weekly nebido?
I guess it will be not so terrible
I couldn’t get that prescription. The prescription is written anew after each injection, and it’s administered by a nurse and then he/she will tell the doctor to renew the recipe for my next injection. So, no.
Big F…
This sucks man
As I can see from the above document in every different country it is local and different
In Bulgaria at least we have Omnadren…and border with Serbia where I will get enanthate…
I wonder what the deal is with Nebido historically, when there are other options that’d suit other patients better.
For some, I understand the appeal of having to inject so rarely, but for those of us that suffer a slump inbetween injections and would rather inject more frequently I cannot fathom why other treatment options aren’t available.
Secondly, I’m not a doctor, but if I were I’d prefer the options with more frequent injections as long as that would suit my would be patients as it’d be easier to track the hormones levels at play when samples can be drawn more often.
Lastly, let’s postulate a patient were to have an allergic reaction to Nebido, then considering the amount of pharma in their body that’d be absolutely harrowing. Meanwhile, with something requiring a more frequent injection schedule they’d not be locked into that allergic reaction for as long.
The only argument I’ve ever heard against more frequent injections from medical professionals here is the risk of infection, but patients with diabetes seem to manage just fine, and the risk for abuse. The latter is unfathomable considering the way prescriptions are written here. A patient could abuse the prescription once, and it’d be immediately evident since they’d have to request additional medication before it’s supposed to run out. And so in effect, it “polices” itself. If you run out of your prescription before you are supposed to, you lose the privilege to self-inject. Problem. Solved.