New! Weekly Budget, Dosages, and TRT+

[jimmyjammer]

A little about me...

I'm 41, have been weight training hard and consistently for two years, and am on prescribed TRT (125mg/week) from my primary.

I'm interested in adding Primo to my weekly regimen to up my dose of Test.

I've been seeing online a 2:1 ratio of Test to Primo and hear a good weekly dose is 300 Test to 150 Primo. Mind you, this is my first cycle and pin my Test Cyp EOD SubQ.

But hey! Primo is hella expensive! How are y'all budgeting this stuff? And are there more reputable sources I should be aware of?

And am I right with my dosage?

I'm curious about how long I should be on this cycle from someone with experience.

The whole reason is I'd like to gain some size.

Right now I'm pretty lean at 15% body fat hovering around 175 pounds at 6'1". My goal weight is 200lbs. I don't want to be MASSIVE, but I do want more gains.

Please advise! I'm all ears and curious about anyone's thoughts and their personal experience.

Thank you in advance.

 

[Notsurewhat2dowithmyhands]

If you want to gain size forget the primo. Bump your test up and take an AI if needed. Especially if budget is an issue. You'll get plenty of benefit going from 125 to 300 test.

 

[Bolan]

If you want to gain size forget the primo. Bump your test up and take an AI if needed. Especially if budget is an issue. You'll get plenty of benefit going from 125 to 300 test.

Yep!!

 

[jimmyjammer]

Okay, cool. Thanks for the quick replies. Just curious... when might I want to experiment with Primo? If I want to up the dose of Test to heroic levels?

 

[Notsurewhat2dowithmyhands]

Okay, cool. Thanks for the quick replies. Just curious... when might I want to experiment with Primo? If I want to up the dose of Test to heroic levels?

There's a couple different ways you could look at that. Number one is when you have the budget to run it. Test is cheap, get as much for your money early on as you can. Start adding things in once there's diminishing returns from test only and the test dose is capped due to unmanageable sides.

 

[Wardamn]

A little about me...

I'm 41, have been weight training hard and consistently for two years, and am on prescribed TRT (125mg/week) from my primary.

I'm interested in adding Primo to my weekly regimen to up my dose of Test.

I've been seeing online a 2:1 ratio of Test to Primo and hear a good weekly dose is 300 Test to 150 Primo. Mind you, this is my first cycle and pin my Test Cyp EOD SubQ.

But hey! Primo is hella expensive! How are y'all budgeting this stuff? And are there more reputable sources I should be aware of?

And am I right with my dosage?

I'm curious about how long I should be on this cycle from someone with experience.

The whole reason is I'd like to gain some size.

Right now I'm pretty lean at 15% body fat hovering around 175 pounds at 6'1". My goal weight is 200lbs. I don't want to be MASSIVE, but I do want more gains.

Please advise! I'm all ears and curious about anyone's thoughts and their personal experience.

Thank you in advance.

Don't stress about getting massive you won't. It's not something you luck into by just taking some AAS.

Like stated, up your test from TRT levels and see how it goes.

 

[WED]

But hey! Primo is hella expensive! How are y'all budgeting this stuff?

 

[Wardamn]

"What's a ZJ?"

 

[Cypher]

Leverage more test and add an AI if needed.

 

[jimmyjammer]

Awesome. Really appreciate the advice, guys. I get bloodwork done monthly and will report back once I've upped the test for a few. Also, it's not that I don't have the money, just curious how much everyone is budgeting for their gear, although I know everyone is different. And if I can just get away with taking more test with an AI first, I'll try that. Thanks again.

 

[balin]

Putting on 20+ pounds of muscle in ones 40's is likely going to take years. So just be prepared for that.

 

[jimmyjammer]

Putting on 20+ pounds of muscle in ones 40's is likely going to take years. So just be prepared for that.

I'm in it for the long game, for sure. Fitness has completely changed my life for the better and am just curious at how far I can sustainably go. I'm a certified health coach who has his nutrition and lifestyle dialed, but never messed with AAS...until now.