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Any compounding pharmacy should have no trouble putting together testosterone troches. Pick one that's near you, and go there in person.

Any use of exogenous AAS, including testosterone troche, will decrease or even prevent SERM effect. In other words, the T might be quite a bit lower!

I have never, ever seen any study that shoes troches have any benefits related to sex. Crisler's practice offers them, but you'll find zero support or positive anecdotal reports on the boards. He uses them for the days prior to injection, where T has presumably dropped in patients that use...

All that I can offer is my subjective observation that it perks me up at the appropriate time. Perhaps on the unresponsive cases the globulins arent sufficiently saturated and the free T is gobbled up befor AR binding can occur.

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One of the primary reasons that I think Dr. Shippen is grossly ignorant: The troches provided by "other doctors" are made to dissolve slowly in the mouth to keep the testosterone against the mucosal tissue for as long as possible -- 10 minutes per troche. The "drops" that Dr. Shippen...

1 troche contains: Testosterone (unesterified)230mg , DHEA 50mg , pregnenelone 30mg , progesterone 30mg. Inactives aspartame, Polyethylene glycol(PEG), bubblegum flavour, pink colour.

This is in addition to the 140 mg of test I shoot a week, plus the 600 IUs of HCG I inject towards the end of the week and the HGH and the Armour and the HC and the Dexedrine, plus my vitamins and let's not forget the Ambien. My doc said he doesn't have much experience with troches but he is...

ZKT: I dont understand how sublingual dosing of Testosterone could be effective because a)testosterone is not water soluble, hence it does not dissolve in saliva, which is, as far as I know, mostly made of water,digestive enzymes and bacteria. So the only way it (T)will dissolve into the blood...

Bill, thanks for the input. The two innactives you mentioned were also my main concerns. To remove them I was considering dissolving the troche in ethanol, and then titrating the solutes out of solution by adding water. i've tried this with a small quantity and what results is a white...

I'd like to know know why the usefulness of troches was so downplayed in the original thread about them that I started -- the same one that The Skeptic linked to in his original post. I can't seem to find out exactly how much testosterone is actually absorbed through mucosal tissue...

If you want a quick libido boost wouldn't the best and easiest method be to apply some transdermal test to your nuts? Boost your T a bit and shoot your DHT temporarily through the roof.

...absorption is not true. A daily average of 7 mg of testosterone, total, is produced by the average healthy eugonadal male. A testosterone troche, dissolved under the tongue, according to your information, would then deliver a FULL DAY's worth of testosterone to the body in under 10...

Yes, I was doing that, and that was working. That was back when I shooting small doses throughout the week. The problem was, to really make it work, you have to shoot 10 mg several times a week, and that can get old. So I started increasing the dosages to 15 mg to not shoot so often, then...

Ok guys, got some labs here. I really appreciate the responses by the way, great to feel like I can make some informed decisions. Cortisol (morning) 315 nmol/L (171 - 536) TSH 1.96 mU/L (0.40 - 4.00) Those tests were...

It is a bad idea to eat Androgel on a regular basis because that would be about as toxic as eating any other cosmetic "vanishing gel" type product. Ingredients include lye and isopropyl myristate (rust remover/penetrant.) Absorption is very fast; about 20 minutes at most. You don't need...

http://david-zava.blogspot.com/2010/07/testosterone-elixir-or-dangerous-drug.html Let’s look at some assumptions made about using conventional venous serum to monitor how much testosterone is entering the body following topical testosterone therapy. It is “assumed” that when testosterone is...

The lye (sodium hydroxide) is used to adjust the ph. Not sure about the isopropyl myristate but it doesnt matter if its absorbed into the skin or the mucus membrane of the mouth. From there it goes into the extra-cellular fluid and then into the venous capillaries and the systemic circulation...

james.. drop this mother fucker like bad anal. .............*********** i had a brief experience with a girl trt doc. she prescribed me troches and told me to go to the local compounder. I take them, they don't work... i call her back, she essentially says "sorry, your fucked, i don't...

I suppose we have the answer: http://www.allthingsmale.com/pricelist.html Testosterone Troches - 50mg #30 (Click for info) - $45.00 - 30 Troches Testosterone Troches - 100mg #30 (Click for info) - $60.00 - 30 Troche

Dr. Crisler talks about using testosterone troches in his 1 hour presentation. I guess this would be about the same. Other than his presentation, I had never heard of them before. http://www.allthingsmale.com/troches.html

Thank you for the insights. Yes, I did. He's affiliated with a compounding pharmacy. It was Eugene Shippen, author of The Testosterone Syndrome. http://browse.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/results.asp?ATH=Eugene+Shippen These aren't the troches like Dr. Crisler sells. It's actually...

I will comment later, but this has no place in medical care, none. A note from Dr. John Crisler: http://www.allthingsmale.com/troches.html

No, he does not accept insurance. You must pay $650 for the initial consultation and $150 for each subsequent. Medications that he prescribes will come from his partner compounding pharmacy and will be shipped to your house. He made a number of suggestions regarding supplements like Maca...

Odd he did not want to get into the thyroid/metabolic stuff. That seems to go hand in hand with most current HRT. What was his reasoning/logic? Was the compounding pharmacy more expensive than you thought elsewhere? I really cannot comment on the liquid testosterone. What did he give you for...