Re: switching to injectable T???

[Guest guest]

I have one other question maybe someone could answer my insurance pays for "

*Testosterone Cyp Powder 5gm " I have no idea what this is and what it

reconstitutes to, MEDCO doesn't supply any information but it is $100 for 3

vials on my plan. *

* *

*Thanks in advance for your help..*

On 5/30/07, ozzmed <ozzmed@...> wrote:

>

> I have a doctors appt.. next week and want to talk to her about

> switching to injectable T.

> I’m now on 5gms Androgel 250iu HCG every 3rd day and ½ Arimidex every

> 3rd day. My T #’s are

> in the low 500’s 241-827 ng/dl.

>

> My wife and I are going to be having a baby and I don’t want to chance

> her getting contaminated while being pregnant hence the change.

>

> My doctor is willing to work with me butt I have to provide the

> information due to the fact she has very little experience in treating

> this issue so I like to go in prepared.

>

> In looking at Depo-Testosterone I found it in two different strengths.

> Strangely enough my insurance doesn’t pay for this so its all out of

> pocket for me so economically the 200mg/ml would be cheaper.

>

> What I found is

> DEPO-TESTOSTERONE 200MG/ML 10ML ---100mg/week=1/2ml/10= 20 weeks $131.00

>

> DEPO-TESTOSTERONE 100MG/ML, 10ML --100mg/week=1ml/10= 10weeks $95

>

> I was wondering if anyone uses the 200MG/ML 10ML dose once a week?

> This would work out well for me price wise.

>

> I was also wondering what size needles I should use? Any help would be

> greatly appreciated.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I use Depo T 200mgs./ml and shoot every 3 days doing 50mgs or .25mls using a 27g

1ml x 1/2 " lg. needle. Shooting into my thigh doing this keeps me more leveled

and less spikes of T to E2 so this keeps my E2 " Estradiol " down.

Also go to www.allthingsmale.com and read TRT: A Recipe for Success and the

HCG update.

I do 250 IU's of HCG the 2 days each in between my Depo T shots this helps

keep my testis working and my libido up . To get the thick oil out to the vile

I just pull the plunger all the way down and hold it untill I get about .35mls.

I then push the air out to .25mls and shoot.

http://spotinjections.com/index3.htm

ozzmed <ozzmed@...> wrote:

I have a doctors appt.. next week and want to talk to her about

switching to injectable T.

I’m now on 5gms Androgel 250iu HCG every 3rd day and ½ Arimidex every

3rd day. My T #’s are

in the low 500’s 241-827 ng/dl.

My wife and I are going to be having a baby and I don’t want to chance

her getting contaminated while being pregnant hence the change.

My doctor is willing to work with me butt I have to provide the

information due to the fact she has very little experience in treating

this issue so I like to go in prepared.

In looking at Depo-Testosterone I found it in two different strengths.

Strangely enough my insurance doesn’t pay for this so its all out of

pocket for me so economically the 200mg/ml would be cheaper.

What I found is

DEPO-TESTOSTERONE 200MG/ML 10ML ---100mg/week=1/2ml/10= 20 weeks $131.00

DEPO-TESTOSTERONE 100MG/ML, 10ML --100mg/week=1ml/10= 10weeks $95

I was wondering if anyone uses the 200MG/ML 10ML dose once a week?

This would work out well for me price wise.

I was also wondering what size needles I should use? Any help would be

greatly appreciated.

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[Guest guest]

Nope never heard of this what do you mix it wiith it needs to be on oil.

Osborne <ozzmed@...> wrote: I have one other question maybe

someone could answer my insurance pays for "

*Testosterone Cyp Powder 5gm " I have no idea what this is and what it

reconstitutes to, MEDCO doesn't supply any information but it is $100 for 3

vials on my plan. *

* *

*Thanks in advance for your help..*

On 5/30/07, ozzmed wrote:

>

> I have a doctors appt.. next week and want to talk to her about

> switching to injectable T.

> I’m now on 5gms Androgel 250iu HCG every 3rd day and ½ Arimidex every

> 3rd day. My T #’s are

> in the low 500’s 241-827 ng/dl.

>

> My wife and I are going to be having a baby and I don’t want to chance

> her getting contaminated while being pregnant hence the change.

>

> My doctor is willing to work with me butt I have to provide the

> information due to the fact she has very little experience in treating

> this issue so I like to go in prepared.

>

> In looking at Depo-Testosterone I found it in two different strengths.

> Strangely enough my insurance doesn’t pay for this so its all out of

> pocket for me so economically the 200mg/ml would be cheaper.

>

> What I found is

> DEPO-TESTOSTERONE 200MG/ML 10ML ---100mg/week=1/2ml/10= 20 weeks $131.00

>

> DEPO-TESTOSTERONE 100MG/ML, 10ML --100mg/week=1ml/10= 10weeks $95

>

> I was wondering if anyone uses the 200MG/ML 10ML dose once a week?

> This would work out well for me price wise.

>

> I was also wondering what size needles I should use? Any help would be

> greatly appreciated.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

On 5/30/07, philip georgian <pmgamer18@...> wrote:

>

> Nope never heard of this what do you mix it wiith it needs to be on oil.

>

I would think you would need to but Medco doesn't supply any information

about it. I hate to call them, they have to be one of the worse companies to

get any information from.

[Guest guest]

Question regarding the depo-t do you need to re-constitute it like the HCG

or des it come pre-mixed?

On 5/30/07, Osborne <ozzmed@...> wrote:

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>

>

> On 5/30/07, philip georgian <pmgamer18@...> wrote:

> >

> > Nope never heard of this what do you mix it wiith it needs to be on

> > oil.

> >

>

>

>

> I would think you would need to but Medco doesn't supply any information

> about it. I hate to call them, they have to be one of the worse companies to

> get any information from.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

No it comes mixed ready to go.

Osborne <ozzmed@...> wrote: Question regarding the depo-t

do you need to re-constitute it like the HCG

or des it come pre-mixed?

On 5/30/07, Osborne <ozzmed@...> wrote:

>

>

>

> On 5/30/07, philip georgian <pmgamer18@...> wrote:

> >

> > Nope never heard of this what do you mix it wiith it needs to be on

> > oil.

> >

>

>

>

> I would think you would need to but Medco doesn't supply any information

> about it. I hate to call them, they have to be one of the worse companies to

> get any information from.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

On Wed, 30 May 2007 15:42:34 -0000, you wrote:

>I have a doctors appt.. next week and want to talk to her about

>switching to injectable T.

>I’m now on 5gms Androgel 250iu HCG every 3rd day and ½ Arimidex every

>3rd day. My T #’s are

>in the low 500’s 241-827 ng/dl.

>

>My wife and I are going to be having a baby and I don’t want to chance

>her getting contaminated while being pregnant hence the change.

>

>My doctor is willing to work with me butt I have to provide the

>information due to the fact she has very little experience in treating

>this issue so I like to go in prepared.

>

>In looking at Depo-Testosterone I found it in two different strengths.

>Strangely enough my insurance doesn’t pay for this so its all out of

>pocket for me so economically the 200mg/ml would be cheaper.

>

>What I found is

>DEPO-TESTOSTERONE 200MG/ML 10ML ---100mg/week=1/2ml/10= 20 weeks $131.00

>

>DEPO-TESTOSTERONE 100MG/ML, 10ML --100mg/week=1ml/10= 10weeks $95

>

>I was wondering if anyone uses the 200MG/ML 10ML dose once a week?

>This would work out well for me price wise.

>

>I was also wondering what size needles I should use? Any help would be

>greatly appreciated.

T therapy often reduces sperm counts. In fact T therapy is being

tested as a male birth control. When you are ready to try for children

you would do well to consider changing to HCG (assuming your secondary

- i.e. your testicles will work if given the proper " go " signal).

HCG signals the testicles to make your T and gives normal sperm

levels.

Talk about this with your doctor. HCG is now fairly cheap too. Though

most endos haven't learned about the major drop in prices for it and

still think of it as rare and expensive and hence hesitate to use it.

[Guest guest]

On Wed, 30 May 2007 15:42:34 -0000, you wrote:

>In looking at Depo-Testosterone I found it in two different strengths.

>Strangely enough my insurance doesn’t pay for this so its all out of

>pocket for me so economically the 200mg/ml would be cheaper.

You might ask them to pay and point out the huge cost savings they'd

get if they paid for it. Androgel is $100s of dollars a month, shots

cost less than $10.