Tren A vs Tren E

[Liquid Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Liquid]

Our doctor said we could take Test E injections all year round. (Lower dose approved by Insurance for LowT, but still 1/2cc a week Insurance pays for isn't bad and it keeps me at about 830 level). Why do some say to only inject up to 10-12 weeks??

Because there is a difference doing a cycle as opposed to HRT. Big difference.

[Liquid Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Liquid]

definitely spend time reading... cause you're not ready for a cycle

He's talking about hormone replacement therapy not a cycle.

[xamo Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close xamo]

He's talking about hormone replacement therapy not a cycle.

He's apparently spoken to his Dr about it- yet comes here. The Dr, if he really spoke to him, apparently isn't against his using it- again why is he coming here instead of using prescribed reimbursed drug?

[LAman Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close LAman]

He's apparently spoken to his Dr about it- yet comes here. The Dr, if he really spoke to him, apparently isn't against his using it- again why is he coming here instead of using prescribed reimbursed drug?

Because I enjoy hearing both sides to get the best knowledge of it all. Yes, my Insurance covers it, but I may want to use it myself one day soon as my Dr. is retiring. My friends have it and inject themselves and it isn't too costly to buy TEST E online.....1-bottle lasts 5-months @ $43.00 a bottle. My Co-Pay is $20.00, so it is a good option to do myself.
Thanks.

[EthanWS6 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close EthanWS6]

welp this thread just became useless to me lmao. LAman, create a thread of your own with a proper title and you will probably get more responses.