Thread: Effective Topical TRT?

I've recently seen a couple different YouTube videos on TrT related topics that briefly mention a topical testosterone gel that's applied directly to the Testicles. According to the videos it is more effective than Injections and no AI is necessary. Does anyone know anything about it?

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Originally Posted by BarbellNinja

I've recently seen a couple different YouTube videos on TrT related topics that briefly mention a topical testosterone gel that's applied directly to the Testicles. According to the videos it is more effective than Injections and no AI is necessary. Does anyone know anything about it?

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It’s a cream, not gel. The guy that doesn’t the TOT promotes it. I don’t know enough about it. I do or have seen TT levels and it is legit. But don’t know anymore than that.

Originally Posted by BarbellNinja

I've recently seen a couple different YouTube videos on TrT related topics that briefly mention a topical testosterone gel that's applied directly to the Testicles. According to the videos it is more effective than Injections and no AI is necessary. Does anyone know anything about it?

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I've looked into this. The rational for applying TRT cream to a shaved scrotum is a much higher absorption rate because the skin
in that area is so vascular, thin, with a low fat content. The company that promoted this is Lawley *************** out of
Australia. Their product is called Androforte. You can use a gel formulation as well but most of those have alcohol in
them which will cause a burning sensation. As far as the studies that were published, this method seems much better
at absorption than applying to other skin sites on the body so it is a great TRT therapy but you can never expect to reach
blood levels of direct injection.

Originally Posted by Alan0160

I've looked into this. The rational for applying TRT cream to a shaved scrotum is a much higher absorption rate because the skin
in that area is so vascular, thin, with a low fat content. The company that promoted this is Lawley *************** out of
Australia. Their product is called Androforte. You can use a gel formulation as well but most of those have alcohol in
them which will cause a burning sensation. As far as the studies that were published, this method seems much better
at absorption than applying to other skin sites on the body so it is a great TRT therapy but you can never expect to reach
blood levels of direct injection.

Thanks for info! You can't reach traditional TrT levels? Or Supraphysiologic levels?

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