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Testosterone Cypionate Injections
Androgenic Hormone
At a Glance
- Safe and effective testosterone replacement therapy
- Injected directly into muscle tissue
- Can be done at home or by a physician
- Usually given once per week and monitored by physician
The Details
Testosterone cypionate injections are safe and effective. Injections are given into the muscle tissue, usually once a week or at longer intervals, as directed by your physician.
Prescription Required
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Starts at $7.90 per 1mL vial
What to know about Testosterone Cypionate Injections
How it Works
Over several weeks after starting an injection protocol or changing dosage, your body will adjust to the new level of testosterone. Your doctor will help set treatment goals to measure your response while using testosterone. Once testosterone levels have stabilized to new levels, your doctor will likely want to see you every 3 – 6 months to conduct blood tests.
Who is it for?
Testosterone cypionate Injections are one form of testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) for those suffering from lower than usual levels of testosterone in their bloodstream (hypogonadism).
Effectiveness
Studies have shown that Testosterone Cypionate Injections are effective within the first 3-6 weeks with effects staying consistent around 12 months with the same dose.1
1. NIH National Library of Medicine, Injection of testosterone may be safer and more effective than transdermal administration for combating loss of muscle and bone in older men
Testosterone Cypionate Side Effects
- Sleep apnea
- Stimulating noncancerous growth of the prostate
- Enlarging breasts
- Limiting sperm production
- Stimulating growth of existing prostate cancer
- Blood clots
Good to know
Studies have shown that injections are a more effective way of combating loss of muscle and bone in older men compared to testosterone pellets.
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