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Hello i am on trt since two years with 250mg test E every 12 days.
I have a simple question, for limit fluctuation hormon’s can you inject every 3 days for example with insulin needle with really low dose (62,5mg for me in fact)?
I think it limit cicatricial tissues and limit bloods fluctuations.
I am not sure for this traitment and i want some reviews of trt’s mate.
Thx for see and discuss.

Egalkeb's picture

I switched from a 25 gauge IM twice a week in my quad to a 29 gauge 1/2” in my arm twice a week. Has been significantly more comfortable and all around better level wise.

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01dragonslayer's picture

Generally speaking the more frequent your injections the more stable your test levels will be.

Makwa's picture

Pin 125mg every six days. Don't need to pin enanthate more often than that.

Makwa's picture

You might be able to get away with a slin pin if really lean. I would be injecting IM and the longest slin pins I have seen are 1/2". Delts are the only place I can get away with doing that if .5ml or under.

Reggie's picture

I do daily with 29g 1/2” insulin needles. Shoulders , ventro glute, quads just rotate. I pull the plunger and backfill with a larger syringe. Been doing it this way for over three years with no issues..

IndianaBRICKIE's picture

I blame it on my fat thumbs

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Miczilla's picture

He's doing 250 every 12 days. Thats ~100/wk.

Pxpxp's picture

Yes, but due to it being oil based, it sucks to draw the testosterone into the syringe. But if you have the time and patience- go for it buddy. Doing lower- and more frequent jabs will keep your blood level more stable.

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winmag4582001's picture

28ga x 5/8 for delts
25ga x 1” for glutes and quads (careful with quads)

For my doctor prescribed TRT I do 125mg per week split into two doses Monday and Thursday. That puts my numbers from high 800’s to very low 900’s.
The less you do more often the better and you should have zero negative side effects.
Everybody’s body is different.