Testosterone
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Thinking of adding testosterone to my current protocol, any recommendations would be great. Looking for a good vendor for it as well.
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Thinking of adding testosterone to my current protocol, any recommendations would be great. Looking for a good vendor for it as well.
@rodneymoody have you had blood work done yet to see if you need it or not? That's one thing I wouldn't do on my own. Definitely would want/need a doctor’s supervision. Things that need to be tested,
#1: Total Testosterone
#2: Free and Bioavailable Testosterone
#3: LH and FSH
#4: DHT (Dihydrotestosterone)
#5: Estradiol and Estrone
#6: Progesterone
#7: DHEA-S and Pregnenolone and Cortisol
#8: Thyroid Hormones: TSH, Free T4, Free T3 -
Thinking of adding testosterone to my current protocol, any recommendations would be great. Looking for a good vendor for it as well.
@rodneymoody Unless you’re looking for UG sources…there are plenty of online clinics that can hook you up. They will require bloodwork and a “consultation” but should be fairly easy to get.
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Thinking of adding testosterone to my current protocol, any recommendations would be great. Looking for a good vendor for it as well.
@rodneymoody Curious, why? Do you have low natural levels of testosterone? Best vendor is your doctor. I wouldn't test UG testosterone until you understand how your body handles exogenous testosterone. TRT isn't like researching peptides.
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Thinking of adding testosterone to my current protocol, any recommendations would be great. Looking for a good vendor for it as well.
@rodneymoody If your goal is TRT, there is another thread here related to that started by Diego, with tons of info.
BUT... if youre looking for more of the anabolic/supra-physiologic kind of Test., you will find much better resources for that in other forums. This aint' that group.

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@rodneymoody Curious, why? Do you have low natural levels of testosterone? Best vendor is your doctor. I wouldn't test UG testosterone until you understand how your body handles exogenous testosterone. TRT isn't like researching peptides.
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@rodneymoody Unless you’re looking for UG sources…there are plenty of online clinics that can hook you up. They will require bloodwork and a “consultation” but should be fairly easy to get.
should be fairly easy to get.
Understatement of the week! I am trying to think of an appropriate joke to underscore how trivially easy it is to get a script for T these days. Between the telehealth co’s and any urologist’s office, it’s so easy.

Just be aware that if your PSA is high, you might get railroaded into an MRI before anyone will write you for T.
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