Stanford test C blood work

[Mattjason99]

Been running Stanford for my trt for the past 5 weeks. This is my testosterone level 76 hours after one of my injections of only 40mg.

Total test - 450 ng/dl
Free test - 27.2 pg/ml
Estradiol - 26.7 pg/ml

Right in line with my Pfizer results.

 

[nightprowler7]

Been running Stanford for my trt for the past 5 weeks. This is my testosterone level 76 hours after one of my injections of only 40mg.

Total test - 450 ng/dl
Free test - 27.2 pg/ml
Estradiol - 26.7 pg/ml

Right in line with my Pfizer results.

Why would you take TRT to have below average natty test levels lol

 

[BigTomJ]

why arent you posting this in his thread, instead of cluttering the forum with a whole ass post

 

[Mattjason99]

Why would you take TRT to have below average natty test levels lol

That was my trough. I stay between 450 and 1,200. I had an injury to where I produce almost no testosterone, so those levels feel good to me. Climbed to 400mg a week at one point for 5 months, and felt no difference besides being a little heavier.

 

[Mattjason99]

why arent you posting this in his thread, instead of cluttering the forum with a whole ass post

That's my fault. I thought it was a blood work section. Fairly new here.

 

[nightprowler7]

That was my trough. I stay between 450 and 1,200. I had an injury to where I produce almost no testosterone, so those levels feel good to me. Climbed to 400mg a week at one point for 5 months, and felt no difference besides being a little heavier.

If you're going between 400 and 1200.i think it's safe to assume you need to inject more frequently.

 

[Mattjason99]

If you're going between 400 and 1200.i think it's safe to assume you need to inject more frequently.

Right now I inject 2 times a week. I did every day for a while, but found that I couldn't really feel a difference, even though the fluctuation is a lot more.

 

[nightprowler7]

Right now I inject 2 times a week. I did every day for a while, but found that I couldn't really feel a difference, even though the fluctuation is a lot more.

Whatever works best for you, do that.

But you did post this in the correct section. Unless it was moved by a mod

I'm not sure Stanfords policy on blood work credit, but tag him and ask.

 

[Mattjason99]

Whatever works best for you, do that.

But you did post this in the correct section. Unless it was moved by a mod

I'm not sure Stanfords policy on blood work credit, but tag him and ask.

Okay, thanks for letting me know. Yeah, I had thought it was this section because it's labeled blood work.

 

[Mattjason99]

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