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My insurance is good and I was able to get a 6 month supply of 50mg and 75mg Xyosted (Testosterone Enthanate). My protocol right now is 75mg every 3.5 days or 2x a week - totaling 150mg a week. What would 50mg 3x a week look like in terms of dosing and how would that compare to 75mg 2x a week? Is one effectively a "higher dose"?
AlphaMD's Answer
T enthanate has a shorter half-life (6-7) days than cypionate (7-8).
By increasing your dosing frequency, technically, your average total T will go up slightly compared to twice weekly injections. Your peaks would not be as high, but your troughs would not be as low.
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