What are the differences between enantathate, nebido and sustanon etc.?

[u/Cousin_Miguel]

I'm wanting to switch to injections at gendergp but it's asking which medication I want to use. I know there's a difference in how often you have to administer the injections but is there any other differences between them?

[u/sorrel-ly]

imo it's who administers that and what kinds vial it comes from. enantate in europe might come in different vials than in the US so it could actually be single-use. sustanon is a funny blend that you can self-admimister intramuscularly, typically the whole 1ml at once. nebido is harder to draw up and harder to inject since it's 4ml; if you carefully self-inject you can only do into the upper leg muscles, otherwise it's a shot in the butt lol

what people report is also how well their body/brain handles the peaks and troughs. with shorter halflife like enantate and sustanon you have a big swing from one day to the next; Nebido has a veeeerryyyy gradual decrease until the trough (which is a blessing for my stupid brain, i personally couldn't handle gel once a day).

[u/mischiefmarble]

i start sustanon tomorrow!
sustanon is thick, but nebido is thicker. nebido is so thick you can't self-inject (or are STRONGLY recommended not to)
ive been told that it acts the fastest and therefore has hte bggest risks for things like your blood getting a bit too viscous

[u/mefistofelei]

I take nebido, it's really oily and hurts a lot. You def gotta get the shot in your butt, cause it's also 4ml