Three weeks ago I switched from 200mg/mL to 100mg/mL, larger total dose.

Hair loss has stopped.
Darkening of body hair appears to have stopped.
Sex drive is muted.
Acne suddenly went away.

Otoh, mood seems more even through the week.

Could it be that my peak is now lower and I am not getting changes--on a higher total dose--with lower concentration T. cypionate oil?

I'm getting tempted to roll my own and increase the dose. I know this is a bad idea. Talk me out of it. If this goes on I may see if my doctor will agree to test my levels again. I was rocking and rolling with changes up to this point and now ... nothing.

Is there a reason for the concentration switch? It'd be rare for me to hear about someone's concentration changing as opposed to just a reduction in their dose. I know you said your dose increased, but I don't know if that's an even substitution.

I would call your doctor, explain what you're experiencing, and ask to (1) increase your dose in the interim, and (2) go back to a 200mg/mL concentration.

What is your shot frequency? Mental health wise, it may be best to do it weekly if you are not already.

The doctor originally prescribed the 100mg/mL concentration but the pharmacy couldn't get it in small vials so the pharmacist at the time (who was really cool) called the doctor and got her to agree to the 200mg/mL and he showed me how to draw up tiny amounts without losing too much serum, which was cool.

The new pharmacist just filled the 100mg/mL so I have a supply for three months with one 10oz vial (which I posted about earlier). Technically, it's cheaper than the 1mL vials had been.

Without posting my dose, yes, I am getting more total mg of T cypionate. It's about 2.5x more liquid because of the lower concentration.

I take the 100mg/mL dose and have changes. As long as your levels are still male when you get bloodwork then it's fine.

Update: so my acne mysteriously came back a few days ago as mysteriously as it had vanished. I am seeing some beard growth and I've had more weight distribution. My mood seems okay.

It's going to be a while until I get my levels tested so I'm crossing my fingers here.

What happened here? Did you and your doc ever figure out an answer?