As someone who just recently started on trt, I’m still sorting out the pros and cons of traveling with testosterone.
I was wondering what is the coldest temperature that one can have their testosterone with them when camping out in a tent where outside temperatures can be anywhere between 40-55 degrees Fahrenheit overnight. Whether it’s prefilled syringes and/or the actual testosterone bottle.
Anyone who has had experience with this and knows what is the coolest temperatures that testosterone can be at for a few days, but less than 1 week where it won’t get ruined please reply.
Thanks!
Its very hard to tell without knowing what specific agents have been added to it. Even then, it’s a crap shoot.
If it’s test prop, expect it to crash. I have some slightly out of date Test P that crashes every few days while inside a heated house.
If it’s Test E/C, you’re probably okay. Someone I know has kept his TRT vials in the fridge (~36*F) for years and they haven’t crashed yet.
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All you’ll need to do from the little i know. As i believe some if not all test crystallises at cooler temps. Is youll need to warm it before drawing up and administering it to make it much easier
But others will know more
Unless you’re in the much more sensitive group, which is generally not most people, just increase the dose before, and give it longer in-between, you’ll likely not notice any difference, any time I travel across borders I do this, save the faff of getting Drs notes and having to explain at check in. I’ve been on a 2 weeker before without any issues (was using sustanon at the time, so had some longer ester in me, but tbh C/E should be ok, I just used 250mg the day before flying).
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Make yourself a fire and warm the vials up
Or just put them in your pocket for a bit. They’ll warm up to body temp or close enough to it that the crystals melt.