Testosterone

Administering Sustanon What you need to prepare: - Medication glass vial - Syringe - Needle for drawing the medication into the syringe - Needle for giving the injection - Gauze - Plaster - Alcohol swab/cotton soaked in alcohol - Gloves (optional if someone else is injecting for you) - We highly recommend that you try it out injecting some oil into an orange first, this will help you imagine how things would go. Steps - Gather all your equipment around and sit i...

Some gender-affirming medications are given by injections and it can be hard to find someone to administer these safely for you. GenderGP has an alternative in the form of a gel. Testosterone can be easily prescribed as a gel instead of injection. This gives a nice, steady, daily dose and once it is dry on the skin it is not transferable to anyone coming into close contact with you.. You can get in touch with us here (https://www.gendergp.com/help-centre/prescription/) to add testosterone to yo...

To ensure you have plenty of supply of your medication, our prescriptions are issued to cover a three month period. In the case of testosterone, which is a controlled substance, you will need to ask your pharmacist to part dispense your prescription over a three month period. If you opt to receive your prescriptions through our partner pharmacies, here are some guidelines for when you should reorder your next repeat Testogel prescription (https://www.gendergp.com/help-centre/prescription/) de...

Yes, we will issue your prescription to cover a three month period. However, as testosterone is a controlled substance you will need to ask your pharmacist to part dispense over a three month period.