Dosing schedule ideas for other than weekly or semi weekly.

[Billegitimate]

Most will agree that a regular dosing schedule is required for T injections. But if the best schedule happens to not line up with a weekly timeframe, there still needs to be a good way to plan injections.

I've seen people do twice weekly, with one in AM and one PM to get very close to a 3.5 day split. I've also seen m/w/f, with an elevated dose on Friday. All sorts of stuff.

I intend to experiment with the frequency to see what works best, especially since I've read that some do better with a longer time between injections than a shorter time.

So the only attachment to the week is it helps you remember. You could say every other, every third, every X days...but makes it harder to remember than once a week.

Has anyone here played with days of the month for this purpose instead? So on an every 4 day schedule you would inject on the 1st, 5th, 9th, 13th, etc. The only thing you have to remember is to account for the difference at the end of the month.

So on that e4d schedule, last dose in March would be on the 29th. The 30th and 31st need to be accounted for, so either add 1/4 dose to the 29th and to April 1st, or just bump one or the other by 1/2 dose.

I don't know if I'll ever do this or not, but if you really want to try out different frequency approaches without a lot of work to remember, it's an idea.

 

[snowpatrol123]

Which ester is involved?

 

[Billegitimate]

Well, for my examples, none in particular. This is most applicable to enanthate and Cypionate, but really it's just a way to divorce the planning from the arbitrary 7 day week.

 

[tbonexl]

I do prop eod. Pretty simple. Tren every day. Even easier...

 

[snowpatrol123]

I do prop eod. Pretty simple. Tren every day. Even easier...

Yep...mix my tren & prop, pin into whatever bodypart after lunch everyday lol.

Going to miss that in a few days when I PCT...I'll have to work an extra five mins/day

With cyp - I would still suggest the e3.5d schedule you menitoned OP. It works, it's not hard to remember at all...and doesn't have to be Mon/Thur - you could of course do fri/tue if that worked better.

And of course, with longer esters, when you miss a day it's really NBD - you just want to be as stable -as possible- but slight fluctuations won't kill you or ruin anything.

 

[Mprtz]

OP is coming from a TRT perspective... short esters or tren are not that relevant to the question.

I'd say there's not a lot of point to tying shots to days of the month... at least weeks are all the same length.

 

[IMT staff]

every 5 days is a good one.

 

[Metalman69]

I've found every 6 days works the best for me. Easy to remember and mark your calendar too, just one day earlier every week. I tried twice a week for a while and didn't feel any different, which is why I am on TRT anyway. Everybody is different, find what works best for you.