question from a user
I’m on HCG monotheraphy medication called Ovitrelle which contains choriogonadotropin alpha 6500 IU (3x/week). I see that it’s potency is way higher in units compared to hcg units talked in this topic. Is what I’m using a different kind of hcg? Am I overdosing? Because it’s 6500 x 3 ?
AlphaMD's Answer
Ovitrelle is slightly different than other forms of rHCG, but is similarly dosed. That is a higher dose than usual for hCG monotherapy.
Monotherapy hCG doses are much higher than men who use hCG along with TRT. But still 19,500IU per week is ridiculously high.
The Ovitrelle pen should allow you to adjust how much is given by “clicks”. Each pen hold 6500IU and each click is 250IU. You might double check with your doctor the number of clicks they want you to inject each time.
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