Just got my T letter!! Been having health issues. Never thought it would happen for me. Very excited. I think the misconception is coming from doctors about putting gel where you want hair growth because my doctor told me that it works for some people. I have no idea myself so I cannot vouch for that.
I do agree it works. I will not touch needles don't like them. Been on Androgel for about 2.5 yrs and pretty much satisfied. It's great that you also feel that it equals out your T levels, because it does the same for me. Changes started within 1.5 mo of using it. My muscles, strength, and body hair doubled. My voice dropped like 4 octaves lower. My voice was a bit low to begin with so I'm a total baritone/bass. The negatives are acne , increased appetite, stronger BO, and I do get a bit more aggressive. I put myself on a regimen to balance out all the negatives. Don't be discouraged about Androgel, but like everything else what works for one may not work for another. Good luck!
I was on androgel (25mg) too for 6 months, and I don't see the problem with it either.I didn't notice any changes happening slower than compared to the injectable T (Sustanon). Maybe this was because I already was 6 months on Sustanon, but hmkay. Its not such a hassle to apply, its not really sticky the only thing which might kinda suck is that you really have to be careful with who you touch. I say go Androgel. And go you Chase
I can't wait to start T. I know it shouldn't make a difference, but I feel less manly when I'm around cis guys who have it naturally, or when I encounter trans guys online who are on T. It's so stressful and frustrating.
wow i just got a notification from this comment--i forgot i wrote this! i've been on t for 2 years now. i definitely feel more confident, but being around cis guys still makes me feel small. i'm ok with it though. i'm really happy with what i look like. i have a better beard than most cis guys and that's the most important thing haha. but there was definitely a long period of time, like probably up to 1.5 years on t, where i still felt uncomfortable and unsure of myself. transitioning forces you to adapt to a lot of huge changes all at once and it can be really hard and overwhelming. but i'm glad i pushed through all of the awkwardness and anxiety because i'm finally comfortable with myself and the way the world sees me. and if some random youtube commenter can do it, you can too. one way or another, you can get on t. you can get top surgery. you can do all of the things you want to do, even if it all seems impossible right now. we live in particularly hopeless and desperate times right now--i can't even imagine coming out at a time like this. it is unbelievably difficult. but that's what we do. in spite of everything, we survive. we move forward. we take the abuse society flings at us and we continue to exist, even when all we want to do is stop. because we have to. even if life is dragging you forward kicking and screaming, you're still going. and you can go further. sorry, i didn't mean for this random bit of self-reflection to turn into a crappy motivational speech. i'm just trying to think of what i would've wanted somebody to tell me. "it gets better" sounds like bullshit and i never believed it. i just figured i would wait to see what happens, because why not? and it paid off. and it might pay off for you too.
I'm a transguy from Ireland (5 days on T as of this comment, yeeeeeah!) and our system seems to be pretty different to the US and Canada, most of my transguy friends who are on T (myself included) got prescribed T gel first, taking a half dose for the first month, then a full dose of once a day for two months before moving on to shots, which are available once a month or once every 3 months (It's a capsule thingie where it releases the testosterone slowly so you don't get spikes or have it convert to estrogen). I find it interesting that we do it so differently across the pond, it'd be interesting to compare (though I guess it's all testosterone and it affects everyone differently anyways so eh)
Here in New York it costs $400 a month for the packets, a few bucks less for the pump. Luckily I get a huge subsidy so I only pay a few bucks. I feel much happier, have lots more energy and feel like a 28 yo man should. I definitely recommend trying this out! The only bad thing is I have some acne on my chest, and I use a stronger deodorant cause it makes my BO worse. Love this product!
I wish I could do injections but I literally cry when I see needles, at all. And my insurance only covers androgel along with this one cream I forgot the name of.
I'm going to start my hormone treatment in two days. My endocrinologist suggested I'd start out with the gel and if I wanted to switch to needles, I could still get them after my first 3 months on testosterone. Thanks for this video, and especially the info about it not concentrating on the area you put it on, which was one of my concerns because I couldn't find any information about it until now.
I'm SO close to finally getting my prescription for T!! I'm going with a cream or a patch or something, because of my SEVERE needle anxiety. I'm just hung up on the blood draw right now...
I started off with the gel and honestly hated it. It was a hassle for me everyday so I switched to shots even though I was terrified of needles but then having to get my shot and blood work, I got over it faster than I thought I would and not to mention I feel like time goes by faster for some reason.
In the US, it is a LOT cheaper (since as yet not all insurance covers T) to take the compounded creams (from a compounding pharmacy). The work the same but mostly come in a jar. They cost $25-80 a month, depending on where it get them from and so on. Strokeckers (don't know where this is) is a typical place (mail order) where guys can get the compounded cream if there is no where locally.
ugh...i want testosterone so badly!!! specifically the gel form bc of really hating needles. but both my parents are super against it even though i'm a month away from being 17 and they already accept me as trans!!! i can't wait until i'm 18 and can start it without needing their consent (legally)
Just giving people a heads-up: I tried Androgel, and the effects it had on me emotionally were sooo scary that I never wanna see a package with the word "Androgel" on it again! It literally made me psychotic... and when I say psychotic, I mean thinking the entire human race is against me, and thinking people are gonna kill me if I leave my apartment, so I stay in my apt huddled in a corner, trembling for hours, repeating the words "They're all gonna kill me" over and over again. Not to mention the crying that would last for almost an hour, trashing my apartment when angry (throwing pots and pans and furniture and busting holes in the walls) and the serious contemplation of suicide. Hormones are not for everyone, and few people seem to know that T can cause psychosis for some folks. Be careful when you start fucking around with your hormones, people! That's all I'm sayin'.
I'm bipolar (sometimes get psychotic episodes, suicidal ideation and all that jazz) so my doctors denied me HRT.... but I found another doctor who is willing to treat me, and they're recommending gel instead of inyections exactly because of my disorder (to avoid testosterone peaks messing with my mood swings). Funny how different each body is, something suitable for one person can be a curse for another one.
For some unknown reason the effects one gets from Androgel varies between individuals. Some see a lot of changes while others see only slow changes. The non-subsidized price can be over $200 USD for a single month's supply. The skin acts as a reservoir so it provides the slow release so about half the T is gone after about two to three days. Only about 1/10th of the applied T actually ends up in the bloodstream, when applied as directed, so it is a bit wasteful of the contained T in the gelled ethyl alcohol.
Yeah I'm starting t soon and I used to be scared shitless by needles and originally I was thinking about the gel but I think I would rather just stick a needle in my leg then put on gel idk why
I hear a lot of people talking about how they want to increase the growth of their junk, but what about trying to limit the change? Am I the only one who wants to keep my junk exactly the way it is? I want the deeper voice and the facial hair and the adams apple and all that awesomeness, but have no plans on getting bottom surgery, and honestly the idea of my junk changing terrifies me. Maybe I just don't like the idea of having to regularly see more of it than I normally do. How much growth actually does occur on T? Is there a way to limit (or even stop) this change? I really want to go on T some day but I don't know if I'll ever be able to get past that.
I wish I could talk more with you about this gel. I'm on injections and I really dislike needles and the prep that goes with it. The risk of bacteria in the blood and possible heart issues sucks too with injections. Are you still on the gel? Do you have any side effects or benefits of it?
Omg yes! I've been dealing with extreme dysphoria when it comes to my shot. Like it's just a reminder. These past shot I skipped because I had a panic attack and then slipped into depression. I think I'm going to ask my doctor about this.
#1 worst thing about androgel is that when i started i got acne on my shoulders and now putting the gel there burns more than the fire of 1000 suns...fml
I can´t wait to start my treatment... right now I´m waiting for my first appointment at the gender clinic, and it´s 4-6 months waiting time so for right now I think I´ll get my first meeting in feb-april... and then it´s a loooong time before I could start my treatment.
I'd definitely choose gel over injections, I fucking hate the anticipation when it comes to injections. I live in Scotland too so I get free prescriptions. Fuck yeah
Im just curious whether or not you need to be on T in order to get top surgery? Because I know for a fact that I will be getting surgery but I really don't see myself wanting T anytime soon.
+Jayden Parlee-Vines Not unless you are unfortunate enough to live in Maine and you're on state insurance. Then you have to wait and be treated with testosterone for a full year before you can have surgery.
Thank you so much for sharing your experiences with Andro gel... I've been using it too and I'm wondering has anyone or your self have had negative side effects... like intense itchiness on your legs or the area you have applied the gel?
This made me fucking cry. I thought that I would never be able to take t because I have severe needle anxiety that's so bad I would honestly go threw body dysphoria for the rest of my life. I'm so happy right now that I feel like puking.
I just wish I had something I could take at all. My dysphoria causes me to be so uncomfortable and I have no way to get ahold of injections where I live. I wonder if they have an androgel though.
Hey Chase, are you able to provide a photo of the box, or can you tell me what is written on it regarding amounts? My new doctor just prescribed me gel instead of the cream I've been on but I think she may have prescribed me full dose- whatever you're on- and I'm only interested in low dose amounts. But I'm not sure how to convert it. Does your have a percentage written on it?
Got an endocrinogolist appointment for this 2 May and got a call today that my blood test results were totally fine!!! Now I just need to decide about gel or injections ... I don't know!!! the biggest con with gel i Think is that you need to have a routine of taking it and i'm not very organized (well I try to get a week routine but on weekends I'm a lazy guy who gets up at 4 in the afternoon... and i guess you need to take it on the same time eevryday? ) . And also the don't touch people without clothes for this long .. what if I get a boyfriend this year (I might, there's a guy I fancy )??
chase have you noticed any difference from switching to the gel? like hair loss and moods? i started with injections but my moods are insane and I'm already losing my hair! does the gel stop that all ?
I'm going to my clinic on Wednesday and will be pushing to switch to a gel. I can't do my shots on time and have probably missed about a month's worth of T within the first seven months I've been on hormones.
So yesterday I was finally prescribed testosterone! But based on where I live (Germany), i'm not allowed to take shots because i'm too young. I honestly hate needles but i'd much rather do them instead of gel, i'm still really thankful I can finally start T though, so i'm not complaining. Since i'm only 14 i'm probably going to have a pretty low dose, and my doctor says the results come like 6 weeks slower using gel. This worries me a little because I really want results and because gel isn't as powerful as shots and my dose won't be that high.I also really want to build muscle, and i've worked out many times but not gotten results that the average cis male would get. Does anyone know if I could build muscle at the same rate a cis guy aged 14-15 could if I worked out and ate well? Also i'm stealth, i've actually identified as male and been stealth since I was 8 and we just moved to Germany a little over a year ago, so I really want to pass as male in high school when I start next year. Hopefully the gel will work fast enough or else it'll be hard to appear like the average cis male at school, the last thing I want is someone finding out i'm trans or looking like a 12 year old when i'm actually 15. So does anyone have direct advice on this? Thanks!
Do you have to take testosterone forever? Or is it just a thing you take for a couple of years and can eventually stop? I was just wondering. Do you need to take it for the rest of your life
Once you begin TRT or Hormone Replacement Therapy, you generally are shutting down your natural production...which means you'll be taking it the rest of your life unless you find some way to keep your natural gonadotropins going. If you could afford hCG shots, an aromatase inhibitor and 130$ natural test booster up per month, for the rest of your life. Then you would be in optimal position. Maybe even back to normal or better.
So um my doc gave me sustanon 250 but I hate needles and discovered androgel however we don't gave androgel here so I got testgel which is the same. Does it really shrink your testes?
Chase, if someone is on T and they have been on it for say I don't know 5 months, and then they stop the T injections or stop using androgel, will the changes that occur on T slowly go away?
Unfortunately not, you need a prescription. It sucks, I know, but it's pretty serious to use hormones so doctors need to make sure you're ready and not overdosing or using them wrong.
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Just got my T letter!! Been having health issues. Never thought it would happen for me. Very excited. I think the misconception is coming from doctors about putting gel where you want hair growth because my doctor told me that it works for some people. I have no idea myself so I cannot vouch for that.
I do agree it works. I will not touch needles don't like them. Been on Androgel for about 2.5 yrs and pretty much satisfied. It's great that you also feel that it equals out your T levels, because it does the same for me. Changes started within 1.5 mo of using it. My muscles, strength, and body hair doubled. My voice dropped like 4 octaves lower. My voice was a bit low to begin with so I'm a total baritone/bass. The negatives are acne , increased appetite, stronger BO, and I do get a bit more aggressive. I put myself on a regimen to balance out all the negatives. Don't be discouraged about Androgel, but like everything else what works for one may not work for another. Good luck!
I was on androgel (25mg) too for 6 months, and I don't see the problem with it either.I didn't notice any changes happening slower than compared to the injectable T (Sustanon). Maybe this was because I already was 6 months on Sustanon, but hmkay. Its not such a hassle to apply, its not really sticky the only thing which might kinda suck is that you really have to be careful with who you touch. I say go Androgel. And go you Chase
The main problem with Androgel is it's hella expensive.
i know how to get it cheaper
beaux cottle can you get this online without a prescription
Bubba Boo no you need a prescription and regular blood tests
Bubba Boo yeah actually
you can just buy it at some places, I found it pretty cheap for not needing a prescription too
I can't wait to start T. I know it shouldn't make a difference, but I feel less manly when I'm around cis guys who have it naturally, or when I encounter trans guys online who are on T. It's so stressful and frustrating.
wow i just got a notification from this comment--i forgot i wrote this! i've been on t for 2 years now. i definitely feel more confident, but being around cis guys still makes me feel small. i'm ok with it though. i'm really happy with what i look like. i have a better beard than most cis guys and that's the most important thing haha. but there was definitely a long period of time, like probably up to 1.5 years on t, where i still felt uncomfortable and unsure of myself. transitioning forces you to adapt to a lot of huge changes all at once and it can be really hard and overwhelming. but i'm glad i pushed through all of the awkwardness and anxiety because i'm finally comfortable with myself and the way the world sees me. and if some random youtube commenter can do it, you can too. one way or another, you can get on t. you can get top surgery. you can do all of the things you want to do, even if it all seems impossible right now. we live in particularly hopeless and desperate times right now--i can't even imagine coming out at a time like this. it is unbelievably difficult. but that's what we do. in spite of everything, we survive. we move forward. we take the abuse society flings at us and we continue to exist, even when all we want to do is stop. because we have to. even if life is dragging you forward kicking and screaming, you're still going. and you can go further. sorry, i didn't mean for this random bit of self-reflection to turn into a crappy motivational speech. i'm just trying to think of what i would've wanted somebody to tell me. "it gets better" sounds like bullshit and i never believed it. i just figured i would wait to see what happens, because why not? and it paid off. and it might pay off for you too.
That’s good man I’m so happy for you! I start T next week!!!!!! What form of testosterone did you start with?
I’m going to cry in hasn’t come out yet
I get government payment, it's $106 but I get it for $6 :)
I'm a transguy from Ireland (5 days on T as of this comment, yeeeeeah!) and our system seems to be pretty different to the US and Canada, most of my transguy friends who are on T (myself included) got prescribed T gel first, taking a half dose for the first month, then a full dose of once a day for two months before moving on to shots, which are available once a month or once every 3 months (It's a capsule thingie where it releases the testosterone slowly so you don't get spikes or have it convert to estrogen). I find it interesting that we do it so differently across the pond, it'd be interesting to compare (though I guess it's all testosterone and it affects everyone differently anyways so eh)
Here in New York it costs $400 a month for the packets, a few bucks less for the pump. Luckily I get a huge subsidy so I only pay a few bucks.
I feel much happier, have lots more energy and feel like a 28 yo man should. I definitely recommend trying this out! The only bad thing is I have some acne on my chest, and I use a stronger deodorant cause it makes my BO worse. Love this product!
So conflicting. I'm not one for needles...but costs suck.
I think androgel would be the best option for me. I just hope I can afford it by the time I go on T :/
androgel is going to be my go to since needles are awful and the other options are bleh.
I wish I could do injections but I literally cry when I see needles, at all. And my insurance only covers androgel along with this one cream I forgot the name of.
Adrogell generic is now $70 in Ontario for a 30 day perscription. (Oct. 2020)
I'm going to start my hormone treatment in two days. My endocrinologist suggested I'd start out with the gel and if I wanted to switch to needles, I could still get them after my first 3 months on testosterone. Thanks for this video, and especially the info about it not concentrating on the area you put it on, which was one of my concerns because I couldn't find any information about it until now.
I'm SO close to finally getting my prescription for T!! I'm going with a cream or a patch or something, because of my SEVERE needle anxiety. I'm just hung up on the blood draw right now...
I started off with the gel and honestly hated it. It was a hassle for me everyday so I switched to shots even though I was terrified of needles but then having to get my shot and blood work, I got over it faster than I thought I would and not to mention I feel like time goes by faster for some reason.
In the US, it is a LOT cheaper (since as yet not all insurance covers T) to take the compounded creams (from a compounding pharmacy). The work the same but mostly come in a jar. They cost $25-80 a month, depending on where it get them from and so on. Strokeckers (don't know where this is) is a typical place (mail order) where guys can get the compounded cream if there is no where locally.
ugh...i want testosterone so badly!!! specifically the gel form bc of really hating needles. but both my parents are super against it even though i'm a month away from being 17 and they already accept me as trans!!! i can't wait until i'm 18 and can start it without needing their consent (legally)
Just giving people a heads-up: I tried Androgel, and the effects it had on me emotionally were sooo scary that I never wanna see a package with the word "Androgel" on it again! It literally made me psychotic... and when I say psychotic, I mean thinking the entire human race is against me, and thinking people are gonna kill me if I leave my apartment, so I stay in my apt huddled in a corner, trembling for hours, repeating the words "They're all gonna kill me" over and over again. Not to mention the crying that would last for almost an hour, trashing my apartment when angry (throwing pots and pans and furniture and busting holes in the walls) and the serious contemplation of suicide. Hormones are not for everyone, and few people seem to know that T can cause psychosis for some folks. Be careful when you start fucking around with your hormones, people! That's all I'm sayin'.
That's how I reacted when I got OFF of Testosterone gel. It really does some wonders on some people.
J. Chappee
Wonders that were far from wonder-ful!
I'm bipolar (sometimes get psychotic episodes, suicidal ideation and all that jazz) so my doctors denied me HRT.... but I found another doctor who is willing to treat me, and they're recommending gel instead of inyections exactly because of my disorder (to avoid testosterone peaks messing with my mood swings). Funny how different each body is, something suitable for one person can be a curse for another one.
For some unknown reason the effects one gets from Androgel varies between individuals. Some see a lot of changes while others see only slow changes. The non-subsidized price can be over $200 USD for a single month's supply.
The skin acts as a reservoir so it provides the slow release so about half the T is gone after about two to three days. Only about 1/10th of the applied T actually ends up in the bloodstream, when applied as directed, so it is a bit wasteful of the contained T in the gelled ethyl alcohol.
Yeah I'm starting t soon and I used to be scared shitless by needles and originally I was thinking about the gel but I think I would rather just stick a needle in my leg then put on gel idk why
I hear a lot of people talking about how they want to increase the growth of their junk, but what about trying to limit the change? Am I the only one who wants to keep my junk exactly the way it is? I want the deeper voice and the facial hair and the adams apple and all that awesomeness, but have no plans on getting bottom surgery, and honestly the idea of my junk changing terrifies me. Maybe I just don't like the idea of having to regularly see more of it than I normally do. How much growth actually does occur on T? Is there a way to limit (or even stop) this change? I really want to go on T some day but I don't know if I'll ever be able to get past that.
How old do you have to be to be prescribed androgel ?
I wish I could talk more with you about this gel. I'm on injections and I really dislike needles and the prep that goes with it. The risk of bacteria in the blood and possible heart issues sucks too with injections. Are you still on the gel? Do you have any side effects or benefits of it?
Omg yes! I've been dealing with extreme dysphoria when it comes to my shot. Like it's just a reminder. These past shot I skipped because I had a panic attack and then slipped into depression. I think I'm going to ask my doctor about this.
#1 worst thing about androgel is that when i started i got acne on my shoulders and now putting the gel there burns more than the fire of 1000 suns...fml
In the U.S. there are new generic versions of Androgel that are a little less costly.
I can´t wait to start my treatment... right now I´m waiting for my first appointment at the gender clinic, and it´s 4-6 months waiting time so for right now I think I´ll get my first meeting in feb-april... and then it´s a loooong time before I could start my treatment.
I'd definitely choose gel over injections, I fucking hate the anticipation when it comes to injections. I live in Scotland too so I get free prescriptions. Fuck yeah
I'm a type one diabetic and my endo put me on Axiron since he thought I was getting jabbed with needles enough already lol so far so good
I am starting the 5 gram Androgel today. How long did it take before you started seeing or feeling any changes?
This is really insightful, thanks :)
Im just curious whether or not you need to be on T in order to get top surgery? Because I know for a fact that I will be getting surgery but I really don't see myself wanting T anytime soon.
You don't need to be on T to get tp surgery
+Jayden Parlee-Vines Not unless you are unfortunate enough to live in Maine and you're on state insurance. Then you have to wait and be treated with testosterone for a full year before you can have surgery.
Thank you so much for sharing your experiences with Andro gel... I've been using it too and I'm wondering has anyone or your self have had negative side effects... like intense itchiness on your legs or the area you have applied the gel?
This made me fucking cry. I thought that I would never be able to take t because I have severe needle anxiety that's so bad I would honestly go threw body dysphoria for the rest of my life. I'm so happy right now that I feel like puking.
I think your so cute thank you for educating about hormones I think it's neat how they work I've learned alot thank you
Can you make another update video about Androgel? My trans* friend is hesitant to try Androgel based on a lot of rumors.
This really helped !! Thanks chase :)
I just wish I had something I could take at all. My dysphoria causes me to be so uncomfortable and I have no way to get ahold of injections where I live. I wonder if they have an androgel though.
Hey Chase, are you able to provide a photo of the box, or can you tell me what is written on it regarding amounts? My new doctor just prescribed me gel instead of the cream I've been on but I think she may have prescribed me full dose- whatever you're on- and I'm only interested in low dose amounts. But I'm not sure how to convert it. Does your have a percentage written on it?
Got an endocrinogolist appointment for this 2 May and got a call today that my blood test results were totally fine!!! Now I just need to decide about gel or injections ... I don't know!!! the biggest con with gel i Think is that you need to have a routine of taking it and i'm not very organized (well I try to get a week routine but on weekends I'm a lazy guy who gets up at 4 in the afternoon... and i guess you need to take it on the same time eevryday? ) . And also the don't touch people without clothes for this long .. what if I get a boyfriend this year (I might, there's a guy I fancy )??
chase have you noticed any difference from switching to the gel? like hair loss and moods? i started with injections but my moods are insane and I'm already losing my hair! does the gel stop that all ?
I'm going to my clinic on Wednesday and will be pushing to switch to a gel. I can't do my shots on time and have probably missed about a month's worth of T within the first seven months I've been on hormones.
my androgel comes in a pump.
Stupid question....
Whats a stronger dosage (1% at 50mg of testosterone gel or 1.62% at 20.25mg of testosterone gel)?
So yesterday I was finally prescribed testosterone! But based on where I live (Germany), i'm not allowed to take shots because i'm too young. I honestly hate needles but i'd much rather do them instead of gel, i'm still really thankful I can finally start T though, so i'm not complaining. Since i'm only 14 i'm probably going to have a pretty low dose, and my doctor says the results come like 6 weeks slower using gel. This worries me a little because I really want results and because gel isn't as powerful as shots and my dose won't be that high.I also really want to build muscle, and i've worked out many times but not gotten results that the average cis male would get. Does anyone know if I could build muscle at the same rate a cis guy aged 14-15 could if I worked out and ate well? Also i'm stealth, i've actually identified as male and been stealth since I was 8 and we just moved to Germany a little over a year ago, so I really want to pass as male in high school when I start next year. Hopefully the gel will work fast enough or else it'll be hard to appear like the average cis male at school, the last thing I want is someone finding out i'm trans or looking like a 12 year old when i'm actually 15. So does anyone have direct advice on this? Thanks!
Do you have to take testosterone forever? Or is it just a thing you take for a couple of years and can eventually stop? I was just wondering.
Do you need to take it for the rest of your life
Once you begin TRT or Hormone Replacement Therapy, you generally are shutting down your natural production...which means you'll be taking it the rest of your life unless you find some way to keep your natural gonadotropins going. If you could afford hCG shots, an aromatase inhibitor and 130$ natural test booster up per month, for the rest of your life. Then you would be in optimal position. Maybe even back to normal or better.
excuse me, i have a question , can gel be applied to bearded areas?
So um my doc gave me sustanon 250 but I hate needles and discovered androgel however we don't gave androgel here so I got testgel which is the same. Does it really shrink your testes?
Chase, if someone is on T and they have been on it for say I don't know 5 months, and then they stop the T injections or stop using androgel, will the changes that occur on T slowly go away?
FINGER BUSH
LOL not going to have a bush on my hand
i have a friend whos one year on androgel and im 2.5 months on t and weve had about the same changes other than he has more muscle mass...
PS : I am gay chase and I never would have guessed you are Trans! And a good looking one at that! Best wishes to you, dude.
How to get this androgel? Any website? Or dealer?
Go to the doctor. If you buy black market testosterone it can be really bad for your body.
how old can you be to start T in the us
Kai Howard You can be very young if your parents and doctor agree that it isn't a phase.
Yeah ive recently figured this out. Im 14 and transitioning and my endo is talking about starting in a month if my estrogen is low enough :D
can you like? buy androgel online??? (yeah kind of a silly question, but i dooon't want to deal with any doctor from my country)
Unfortunately not, you need a prescription. It sucks, I know, but it's pretty serious to use hormones so doctors need to make sure you're ready and not overdosing or using them wrong.
bleh. but also sounds reasonable. thanks