Please be more careful when making such statements without clarifying what, if any, scientific evidence they are based on. This is a topic that requires a dedicated thread in the relevant subforum to be resolved adequately.
For sure. But just as a point of discussion, has it been proven otherwise, that HCG lasts for a month without deteriorating when reconstituted? HCG is usually meant to be injected right after reconstitution, and the fact that it lasts for a month reconstituted in the fridge is, as far as I know, nothing more then well affirmed bro lore. Now, correct me if I'm wrong off course, but I'll believe that hcg deteriorates as I mentioned, until it's proven otherwise. You can believe that it starts deteriorating after a month, that's your choice, but unless it has been proven that it lasts for that long by actual studies, well, then, both our believes are scientifically unproven and one can chose to believe what ever he wants to. My anecdotal experience corroborates my beliefs, so I'll stick to that.
And also, one last thing, hcg should not work the same on every cycle, it's pretty arrogant to think hcg will have the same effect on your testis if you are pinning TRT levels of test (as has been done on studies with hcg) or on 500mg's of test or on test + a 200mg's of tren or npp. Off course androgens have a direct impact on the gonads and they will have an impact on hcg usage. Why am I saying this? It's very important to understand this when judging on how hcg works for you personally. If you are using 19nor's, which are basically chemical castration, then no, your balls aren't working at all, or really really sub optimally, and no amount of hcg will have an impact on you, so it will be really hard to judge the effectiveness of hcg. And somebody else might try hcg on a 200mg's test + 100mg's primo cycle, and say it's working fine, then the same person might up the dosages to 400 test / 200 primo, and say the hcg isn't doing anything. It's a moot and tricky subject is what I'm trying to get at. Also, the fact that androgens by them self's have an impact on testicles by them self's; for instance, large dosages of testosterone can by them self's up intratesticular testosterone and also, some people will have more natural neurosteroid production on cycle, without hcg, and others will have less, which also makes it harder to judge hcg's effectiveness. As I said, it's a tricky topic. And the only way to test for yourself is by doing a progesterone, DHEA test on low aas dosages and the same hcg dosage in a time frame of 2 to 4 weeks. If somebody really believes hcg lasts for a month, then do a progesterone/DHEA test 4 weeks later, after reconstituting the hcg vial. But be sure to do a test without HCG first, so you know what your baseline is.
Ok, that's it from my part.
