Re: Sottopelle Testosterone implants

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Hi Jim yes there are some guys doing very good on pellets at MESO Men's Health

Forum there is a good thread about this.

http://forum.mesomorphosis.com/mens-health-forum/bio-identical-pellet-hormone-13\

4254185.html

I don't do them I did try them 13 yrs ago and the cost was about $1500.00.

First it was $300.00 to see the Dr. for the first visit then he would not take

my old labs so more money for labs. Then I went back to have the pellets put

in. I found out later this Dr. only treated women and I was his first man.

Will the pellets only lasted me a month so bad for more labs then back again

because my levels were to low for more pellets. And they only lasted 5 weeks

when I called him telling him I feel my levels are to low he offered me a

Andi-depressent saying this is not possable and I feel this way because I am

depressed. WTF I went back to my Family Dr. he did labs and I was to low. I

paied this Dr. $1500.00 only to findout he did not know what he was doing with

the dose he gave me the pellets they use for women and just a little more then

they use. My BCBS will not pay for them I know of Sottopelle and they are a 4

hr. driver round trip to get them done and the cost for

1600 mgs of pellets and that is the highest they will give still cost a dam lot

of money.

I found I do much better doing 70mgs of 200mgs/ml of Depo T shots every 3 days

and 350 IU's of HCG the 2 days each in between. I use a 27g 1ml x 1/2 " lg.

needle and shoot into my thigh. My levels have been great for the last 2 yrs.

and my E2 is way down doing this. I do .5mgs of Armidex once a week. Then cost

is less the 1/4 the cost of pellets.

" J. " <TheTallMan@...> wrote:

Hi All,

I rarely post but have been a member the last 4 or 5 years here. I

tried these implants and they work great!

They are bio-identical testosterone pellets, implanted about every 3 -

4 months. There are doctors all over the USA, the link below will

take you to a map of the USA where doctors are located.

http://www.sottopelletherapy.com/physiciansmap.htm

The procedure takes about 10 mins., is painless (you might be sore

for about 3 days), and takes about 3 weeks to get you up to speed.

I have secondary hypogonadism. I'm 52. In my younger days I took

testosterone

shots. Then moved onto HCG the last 15 years (a shot every 3 days).

It worked great for many years but rollercoaster effects got worse as

time went on. So I tried the pellets. I just had my 3rd implants - no

shots, no rollercoaster effect. I feel great! The website should

answer most questions. The pellets range from $45 - $65 for a double

pellet...I use 12 double pellets. I also take a low amount of

Arimidex (1 - 1MG tablet a week).

Hope this helps,

Jim

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Hi,

I'm glad you tried the pellets which I think are the best kept secrete

of all the forms of therapy. Sounds like the pellet doctors are

getting better organized now.

Specifically I have been receiving 20 - 75 mg testosterone pellets for

a total of 1500 mg which averages out to be 12.5 mg/day.

One to three of these 75 mg pellets may be used in women along with

estrogen pellets giving the woman the same balance of T to E she had

before menopause.

My pellets allow me to have a level of T = 800+ and last 4 months. If

your doctor doesn't have experience he may give you a smaller dose

that needed. When you get too few they do not dissolve in a shorter

period as they are designed to chemically take at least 3-4 months to

dissolve. Pellets are sometimes not effective if there is poor blood

circulation in the fatty tissue around the pellets and they cannot

dissolve as they should. When you can still feel them under your skin

you know if they are still there.

Costs vary tremendously around the country. My visit for 20 additional

pellets cost about $450 for a total cost of $1350/year. Medicare pays

for most of that in Augusta, GA but that is not the case in other

parts of the nation. I'm curious, what is the size of the double

pellet, 200 mg?

My doctor gives me several injections to prevent pain so it takes me

about 30 minutes.

ernestnolan

>

> Hi All,

>

> I rarely post but have been a member the last 4 or 5 years here. I

> tried these implants and they work great!

> They are bio-identical testosterone pellets, implanted about every 3 -

> 4 months. There are doctors all over the USA, the link below will

> take you to a map of the USA where doctors are located.

>

> http://www.sottopelletherapy.com/physiciansmap.htm

>

> The procedure takes about 10 mins., is painless (you might be sore

> for about 3 days), and takes about 3 weeks to get you up to speed.

>

> I have secondary hypogonadism. I'm 52. In my younger days I took

> testosterone

> shots. Then moved onto HCG the last 15 years (a shot every 3 days).

> It worked great for many years but rollercoaster effects got worse as

> time went on. So I tried the pellets. I just had my 3rd implants - no

> shots, no rollercoaster effect. I feel great! The website should

> answer most questions. The pellets range from $45 - $65 for a double

> pellet...I use 12 double pellets. I also take a low amount of

> Arimidex (1 - 1MG tablet a week).

> Hope this helps,

>

> Jim

>

[Guest guest]

> >

> > Hi All,

> >

> > I rarely post but have been a member the last 4 or 5 years here.

I

> > tried these implants and they work great!

> > They are bio-identical testosterone pellets, implanted about

every 3 -

> > 4 months. There are doctors all over the USA, the link below

will

> > take you to a map of the USA where doctors are located.

> >

> > http://www.sottopelletherapy.com/physiciansmap.htm

> >

> > The procedure takes about 10 mins., is painless (you might be

sore

> > for about 3 days), and takes about 3 weeks to get you up to

speed.

> >

> > I have secondary hypogonadism. I'm 52. In my younger days I took

> > testosterone

> > shots. Then moved onto HCG the last 15 years (a shot every 3

days).

> > It worked great for many years but rollercoaster effects got

worse as

> > time went on. So I tried the pellets. I just had my 3rd

implants - no

> > shots, no rollercoaster effect. I feel great! The website should

> > answer most questions. The pellets range from $45 - $65 for a

double

> > pellet...I use 12 double pellets. I also take a low amount of

> > Arimidex (1 - 1MG tablet a week).

> > Hope this helps,

> >

> > Jim

> >

>