TESTOSTERONE CYPIONATE

Testosterone Cypionate is the most popular and most used testosterone. Cypionate, like Enanthate (another form of testosterone), is an oil-dissolved injectable form of testosterone with strong androgenic and anabolic effects. It aromatizes quite easily which means that the conversion rate to estrogen, similar to Enanthate's, is relatively high. Several athletes are of the opinion that Cypionate stores more water in the body than enanthate does. The muscle buildup during the application along with the inevitable loss of strength and muscle mass after discontinuing use of one product, are the same with the other. Testosterone Cypionate can be combined with many steroids and thus making it an excellent mass steroid.

This oil based injectable form of testosterone can cause a marked disturbance in the body's endogenous production of testosterone if not carefully monitored and cycled. Athletes claim that this drug produces dramatic size and strength increases, yet some studies disprove any strength gain. It can be stacked with a number of different steroids to yield greater results. Cypionate is produced domestically under the brand name Depo-Testosterone and other manufacturers produce it under generic names.

How Taken – Administration by intramuscular (IM) injection.
Possible Side Effects – Most side effects reported with injectable testosterone are mild, and may include nausea, insomnia, rash at site of injection and breast enlargement. To prevent the development of swelling, it is preferable to lower the sodium intake in your diet. Occasionally, effects such as an increase in facial hair growth, acne, deepening of the voice or menstrual irregularities (in women) or male pattern baldness, erectile and ejaculation difficulties (in males) may occur. On rare occasions does it cause liver problems, but blood tests should be performed regularly.

Warnings/Precautions –Inform your doctor and pharmacist of all prescribed and non-prescribed drugs you are taking. You should also inform them of natural products you are taking. If you wish to start a new drug or natural product, please consult with your pharmacist before doing so while on testosterone therapies.

Drug Interactions – Testosterone may interfere with other drugs. In particular, anticoagulants and drugs used to control the blood sugar level.

Pregnancy/Nursing – Testosterone should NOT be used if you are pregnant or plan on becoming pregnant. The safety of testosterone during breastfeeding has not been established.
Storage – Store in a cool/dry place.