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8/7/2025, 10:54:35 PM
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The most bog standard dose and ester is 4mg EEn (enanthate) injected once a week. Cypionate has a very similar half life curve so you can alternatively use that. It's a well studied ester that is largely consistent between people and will allow you to adjust your dose quickly, unlike EUn (undecylate) which has a much longer half life (you can inject monthly), but is less understood and there is a lot of trial and error to fine tune your dose, and it takes months for your levels to stabilize before you can get tested. Valerate is also widely used and understood, but it has a very short half life and leads to less stable levels.
You need to calculate the actual volume in the syringe based on the vial's concentration, for example for a 50mg/ml vial, 4mg would be a 0.08ml dose, or 8 units in an insulin syringe.
Speaking of, buy small insulin syringes and do subcutaneous (subQ) injections, no need to muck around with changing needles or deadspace.
You pick a spot to inject on the region of your thigh in picrel. You just disinfect the injection spot and the top of the vial, you draw the same amount of air into the syringe as you are going to draw from the vial (8 units), you insert the needle into the vial straight down, inject the air, flip the vial upside down then draw that amount of liquid out. Don't worry if there are small air bubbles left, they are completely harmless for IM and subQ injections. Then stab yourself with the needle, not too violently but also in a swift motion without hesitation. Raise the plunger for a few seconds to see if you draw any blood so you don't inject in a vein - if you do just take it out and insert it again a couple of centimeters away, no big deal. Inject the dose, wait 10 seconds then take the needle out. I personally press down on the injection spot for a minute with an alcohol wipe to prevent anything from leaking out.
Don't forget to switch thighs and alternate injection sites between each injection.
The most bog standard dose and ester is 4mg EEn (enanthate) injected once a week. Cypionate has a very similar half life curve so you can alternatively use that. It's a well studied ester that is largely consistent between people and will allow you to adjust your dose quickly, unlike EUn (undecylate) which has a much longer half life (you can inject monthly), but is less understood and there is a lot of trial and error to fine tune your dose, and it takes months for your levels to stabilize before you can get tested. Valerate is also widely used and understood, but it has a very short half life and leads to less stable levels.
You need to calculate the actual volume in the syringe based on the vial's concentration, for example for a 50mg/ml vial, 4mg would be a 0.08ml dose, or 8 units in an insulin syringe.
Speaking of, buy small insulin syringes and do subcutaneous (subQ) injections, no need to muck around with changing needles or deadspace.
You pick a spot to inject on the region of your thigh in picrel. You just disinfect the injection spot and the top of the vial, you draw the same amount of air into the syringe as you are going to draw from the vial (8 units), you insert the needle into the vial straight down, inject the air, flip the vial upside down then draw that amount of liquid out. Don't worry if there are small air bubbles left, they are completely harmless for IM and subQ injections. Then stab yourself with the needle, not too violently but also in a swift motion without hesitation. Raise the plunger for a few seconds to see if you draw any blood so you don't inject in a vein - if you do just take it out and insert it again a couple of centimeters away, no big deal. Inject the dose, wait 10 seconds then take the needle out. I personally press down on the injection spot for a minute with an alcohol wipe to prevent anything from leaking out.
Don't forget to switch thighs and alternate injection sites between each injection.
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