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Best test prop dose EOD?
AlphaMD's Answer
“Best” is very subjective. But testosterone cypionate is about 70% testosterone. Testosterone propionate is closer to 84%. So about 42 mg of propionate gives the same total testosterone as 50 mg of cypionate. T propionate is usually dosed every other day, so the “best” dose (if best = average) for most men on T propionate is around 38-46 mg.
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