I HAVE NOW been on Reandron 1000 about
6 or 8 months and much prefer it to Sustenon or
pellets.
I was experiencing a quite high rate of
pellet rejection so went on Sustenon for
about a year or more, however the
Sustenon injections gave me bad hip pain
and at times I had great difficulty walking for
up to 2-3 days afterwards.
The Reandron is a much larger quantity
and because I am very thin hurts me a lot at the
time of injection and for about 30 minutes
afterwards, however it doesn’t cause me any
subsequent pain or problems. I understand other
men don’t experience any pain getting the
injection.
The absorption rate seems to be very steady,
I don’t notice any highs or lows at all.
Libido level reasonable, not excessive.
The Reandron product information sheet
includes amongst its (many) warnings:
• Risk of cervical uterine tumours
which can become cancerous.
The pap smear tests carried out on FTM men to
date are showing a very high rate of such
cancers. I had not previously noticed this
warning on any of the androgens.
I strongly urge FTM men to get very regular
pap smears or to consider preventative surgery.
I do not need to worry about this as I have had
a total hysterectomy.
