question from a user
What’s your opinion on more frequent inflections, same weekly dose? I think there was a pretty big study in the ik about levels being more stable with more frequent injections. Also, what do you require to switch from another clinic? Currently paying $225 a month for 120mg a week. I’m retiring soon, and can’t afford $2500 a year for 3 10ml bottles of cypionate.
AlphaMD's Answer
We are definitely fans of more frequent injections. It makes for less of a difference between the highs and lows, which generally means fewer side-effects.
The only real downside to daily injections is needle fatigue. This may not work for a lot of people’s schedule. But another benefit with daily injections is a smaller volume is injected daily, so subcutaneous injections can be used (volume of SQ injections should be less than 0.3ml).
As far as the science, daily injections of T have been proven to have less aromatization, lowers SHBG (essentially meaning more bioavailability), and results in a higher average T over time.
To answer your other question, we accept all patients with a history of previous TRT use. If you can demonstrate your current protocol as proof, then we can just transfer your care over to our service with no additional testing needed.
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