The Truth On Sustanon Injections And Side Effects - Balance My Hormones
The Truth On Sustanon Injections And Side Effects
By Mike Kocsis | 3 minutes read | Last updated: March 25, 2021 |
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Sustanon one of many options of injectable testosterone in the UK, also known as Sustanon 250, is an oil-based injectable consisting of four different testosterone esters: testosterone propionate (30mg), testosterone phenylpropionate (60mg), testosterone isocaproate (60mg) and tesosterone decanoate (100mg).
This is because the half life , i.e. the time period required for the concentration of a drug in the body be reduced to one half, of the testosterone esters in Sustanon vary from 2 days to 2 weeks. So over the course of 2-3 weeks, blood testosterone levels will drop.
The manufacturer of Sustanon produce it in glass ampoules. Therefore, they are not as easy to use as the re-usable vials seen in the US. It does take some practice, however once you know how to do it the process is straightforward.
Sustanon Side Effects in Testosterone Replacement Therapy
As a direct testosterone product, Sustanon has the same side effects as other testosterone preparations.
You must also consider the androgenic side effects of Sustanon/TRT, they include:
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