Thread: has anyone switched to test u weekly for trt

I am curious if anyone has switched from test cyp/eth to test u weekly for trt and if so how are you feeling and responding to the change.

Originally Posted by C9H13NO3

I am curious if anyone has switched from test cyp/eth to test u weekly for trt and if so how are you feeling and responding to the change.

Theres almost no difference, cyp has a little less half life. Cyp is suppose to mimic your natural test a little bit better. So I'd say you wouldnt notice any difference.

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Haven’t but why would you. Way to much room for error with e2, Peaks and valleys of energy etc. I would pin Cyp or E 2x a week or prop 3 to 5 times a week. When I started trt my md offered test U shot 1x a month And I was like fuck that.


I am a part time Proctologist and full time Gynecologist

i was pining 2x a week with test c, noticing mood variations and very oily skin. I switched to once a week test u and seem to be on a much more even keel with mood and reduced oily skin. I will get bloods in a month or two to check my levels. I was courious if anyone else had made the switch and to see if my experience is on par with theirs.

Originally Posted by C9H13NO3

i was pining 2x a week with test c, noticing mood variations and very oily skin. I switched to once a week test u and seem to be on a much more even keel with mood and reduced oily skin. I will get bloods in a month or two to check my levels. I was courious if anyone else had made the switch and to see if my experience is on par with theirs.

I would guess no as most stay away from it. One or two wks after you might feel better but over time that won’t last.


I am a part time Proctologist and full time Gynecologist

Originally Posted by C9H13NO3

i was pining 2x a week with test c, noticing mood variations and very oily skin. I switched to once a week test u and seem to be on a much more even keel with mood and reduced oily skin. I will get bloods in a month or two to check my levels. I was courious if anyone else had made the switch and to see if my experience is on par with theirs.

Your levels are more stable with the more frequent injections. How long had you been on at this point?

I don't think folks are following the much longer half life as far as blood levels.
Blood levels will be more stable with long ester and longer half life. You bounce more with shorter esters than longer esters. Blood levels will be much more flat with longer ester.
Why would I switch, less injections but much more stable blood levels, which also means e2 is more stable.

Symbion1 Did you switch from test c to test u? Did you notice any changes?

I've been curious about this very thing. Interested to see further responses.