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My testosterone comes in syringes

Started by harlee, February 25, 2013, 03:00:35 AM

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harlee

I've never heard anyone talk about this before, but the testosterone I buy comes in already filled syringes. Is this weird? I get 3 syringes filled with T for $15 and Im doing my shots every 2 weeks. I guess its kind of a waste of money since I dont get given the full amount thats in the syringe and then the nurse just throws the rest away. Im pretty sure Im on a very low dose, its been 3 weeks and I have noticed nothing ::) But yeah, has anyone else heard of getting testosterone like this?





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Nygeel

Getting a syringe filled with T seems...not quite right. I've actually never heard of a scenario like that since that means you're getting syringes that have been used in some way and might not be sterile.
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Flan

Almost sounds like the pharmacy doesn't trust you to use it as prescribed. I can't think of any reason otherwise for a prefilled syringe since they aren't manufactured that way
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geek

Harlee, youre from brisbane yeah? me too, i take primoteston (insert number here) in prefilled syringes. this is normal. dont panic, and dont listen to the americans :p its normal for us here in aus


edit: and they're perfectly sterile.  >:(




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Nygeel

Are the syringes still wrapped in plastic when you get them?
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geek

Quote from: Nygeel on February 25, 2013, 03:54:49 AM
Are the syringes still wrapped in plastic when you get them?

ill find a pic for you, i was meant to pick up a new batch today, gimme 10mins, ive got like 10,000 (literally) photos to dig through




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geek




Its probably a lot cleaner than the way you guys do it.

even the needle itself has a hard plastic cap you have to snap off to get to it.




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Jamie D

Injectable insulin has been coming on pre-filled pens for years.  Different type of screw on needle, though.
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harlee

Quote from: Geek on February 25, 2013, 04:00:18 AM



Its probably a lot cleaner than the way you guys do it.

even the needle itself has a hard plastic cap you have to snap off to get to it.

Thats the exact same one as what I get :P





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geek

Quote from: harlee on February 25, 2013, 04:54:48 AM
Thats the exact same one as what I get :P

yeah :) so nothing to stress about, the other boys i know here use the same, so.. i wouldnt be freaking out :)




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chuck

Quote from: Geek on February 25, 2013, 04:00:18 AM



Its probably a lot cleaner than the way you guys do it.

even the needle itself has a hard plastic cap you have to snap off to get to it.

interesting. Probably much more wastefull than how we do it.
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Kreuzfidel

I also am on the Primoteston pre-filled syringes.  I take the whole injection although my first was only half.
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geek

Quote from: chuck on February 25, 2013, 06:42:37 AM
interesting. Probably much more wastefull than how we do it.

i dont see how? i take the whole thing and dispose of the needle like you guys would? lol




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aleon515

Hey I'm an American, and I don't think this is too odd. Might add to your expense, but then if you are in Aus or the UK maybe you aren't paying it. Saves you a step.

--Jay
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Flan

Quote from: aleon515 on February 25, 2013, 10:46:02 AM
Hey I'm an American, and I don't think this is too odd. Might add to your expense, but then if you are in Aus or the UK maybe you aren't paying it. Saves you a step.

--Jay
true, unit dosage is getting more popular in US hospitals even though it's more packaging than a bulk container or vial because of ease of use.
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geek

Quote from: aleon515 on February 25, 2013, 10:46:02 AM
Hey I'm an American, and I don't think this is too odd. Might add to your expense, but then if you are in Aus or the UK maybe you aren't paying it. Saves you a step.

--Jay

I pay $5.80 every six weeks for mine, I don't know what it would be without concession though. :/




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