Muscle Growth Hormone Testosterone Enanthate, CAS 315-37-7 For Bodybuilding

Muscle Growth Hormone Testosterone Enanthate, CAS 315-37-7 For Bodybuilding

Product name	Testosterone enanthate
Other name	Testosterone heptanoate;Atlatest;Androtardyl
CAS No.	315-37-7
Molecular formula	C26H40O3
Molecular weight	400.59
Appearance	White to yellowish-white crystalline powder
Molecular structure
Assay	99.08%
Usage	To the muscle weight.

How to Give Yourself a Testosterone IM Injection

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When you finish injecting the full dose of the medication into the muscle, remove the needle. Gently press an alcohol swab on the injection site. Hold pressure on site

until there is no bleeding. You can place a band aid on injection site if needed.

Tips for Reducing Injection Pain

• Inject medicine that is at room temperature.
• Remove all air bubbles from the syringe before injection.
• Let the skin dry after using alcohol wipes before injecting.
• Keep the muscles in the injection area relaxed.
• Break through the skin quickly with the needle.
• Don’t change the direction of the needle as it goes in or comes out.
• Do not reuse disposable needles.

Know when and why testosterone is prescribed. People seek testosterone treatments for a variety of medical conditions. Testosterone is commonly prescribed to treat hypogonadism in men - a condition that develops when the testes don't function correctly. However, this is far from the only reason why someone might want testosterone. Below are just a few other reasons:

Testosterone is sometimes given to transgender people as part of their gender affirmation and transition.

Some women receive testosterone as a treatment for androgen deficiency, which can occur after menopause. The most common symptom of androgen deficiency in women is decreased libido.

Finally, some men seek testosterone treatment to counteract the normal effects of decreased testosterone production that results with aging. However, this practice is still not well-studied, so many physicians advise against it. Some of the studies that have been done have given mixed results.