IMO, best way to go and also a good year around base for other cycles. There are always trade offs with testosterone in women, none are life threatening however and the women I know that are on sc TC or pellets will say the same thing (Glasers studies also reflect this). They all have different tolerances for levels of virilization, the positives described above generally outweigh mild and stable virilization. Having said that, if ANY level of virilization is unacceptable, stay clear of all AAS.My wife does 10-12 mg of Testosterone Cyp twice weekly and has for about a year. She loves it and would never go back. Much more energy, great sense of well-being, more muscle gains in the gym, sex drive through the roof(43 yes old). Sides, more peach fuzz, slightly enlarged clit(we BOTH LOVE IT) and honestly that’s it. She said that’s a small
Price to pay considering how good she feels and she’ll never go back!
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I've had several female clients on creams (script compounded from local age mgmt docs). The results and blood levels varied considerably from client to client. Over time, absorption decreased. It works but how consistent is the blood conc of T? One would have to apply the cream and then measure blood conc of T at 4 , 12 and 24 hrs to get an idea of what's going on and recheck every few months. The one on the intravaginal prep had the best absorption and most consistent blood conc.Hey Wilson, what do you think about a test base transdermal dosed at 5mg/ML. With the dispensers based on 0.5ML per pump, you'd be dispensing 2.5mg test base with an absorption of about 75%, which would seem to be about the same amount as 10-12mg test cyp (taking into account the ester weight), and you could discontinue more abruptly if any of the sides seemed too much? Just curious on your thoughts.
Thanks for the helpful info. Much appreciated!I've had several female clients on creams (script compounded from local age mgmt docs). The results and blood levels varied considerably from client to client. Over time, absorption decreased. It works but how consistent is the blood conc of T? One would have to apply the cream and then measure blood conc of T at 4 , 12 and 24 hrs to get an idea of what's going on and recheck every few months. The one on the intravaginal prep had the best absorption and most consistent blood conc.
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