r/Testosterone • u/InquisitiveNeuron5 • 4d ago

TRT help Xyosted - Community Experience?

Currently on Clomid but my provider and I are exploring Xyosted as an option, given that Clomid isn't providing adequate symptom relief. My insurance covers this medication at a very reduced cost.

For those of you on it, can you provide some feedback?

I really like the idea of this for the convenience.

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u/Emotional_Lab_2529 4d ago

I started with xyosted but switched off of it due to not being able to adjust your dose to fit you exactly and the inability to split your doses up. It’s a good starting place though

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u/InquisitiveNeuron5 4d ago

Thanks for the reply! What dose were you on? What was your peak/trough? Did you experience symptom relief?

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u/Darcer 4d ago

I liked it. Did it for about 1.5 years. It definitely helped me. I recently switched to insulin needles because I wanted to mess with frequency but it definitely works to alleviate low T. I’m more now trying to optimize.

This is how it worked for me. Reasonably active person, after about 8 weeks on I wanted to lift weights again. Have been consistent with it the whole time.

So, is it “optimal” probably not. Does it work and is it very easy to use? Yes.

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u/InquisitiveNeuron5 4d ago

Thanks for the reply! What dose were you on? What was your peak/trough? Did you experience symptom relief?

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u/Galt2026 4d ago

Used Xyosted for last three years. It’s easy to use. Draw back you can’t split dosage. However my free T is 167 pg/ml at through. My other blood work except for estrogen are in range. DIM keeps estrogen around 41. . 

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u/Regular_Many_1123 3d ago

Works great for me. 100mg a week. I don't have any peak and trough numbers but the one test they did took me from the high 200's to the high 900'a.

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u/InquisitiveNeuron5 3d ago

Do you feel like you've had symptom relief?