Anyone have any info on Sustanon?

Question

Just wanting general info around the effect of Sustanon. Cheers

Answer 1

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To get you started, here's a copy of the leaflet that comes in the Sustanon 250 packet. This is a PDF file from the website for the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners:

http://www.racgp.org.au/cmi/shcsusta.pdf

The effects of hormones differ widely among people but if you have any specific questions, feel free to ask these too. 

PS For general info about hormones for transgender men, you may find the following guide useful. It's called Medical therapy and health maintenance for transgender men: A guide for health care providers. Two of the authors are medical practitioners and, as you can tell from the title, it's a guide for health care providers, so you might find it a bit technical. It can actually be a useful thing to give to your doctor too, if they don't know much about this area. It's downloadable in various forms from here:

http://www.nickgorton.org/

Answer 2

I take another kind of hormone, not Sustanon so I can't really help but The Gender Centre in Sydney has info packs about FTM stuff, including hormones. Might be something there. Check em out at http://gendercentre.org.au/kits.htm

Also:

http://www.ftmaustralia.org/transition/medical-affirmation/hormonal-treatment-testosterono

Good luck!

Answer 3

Basically Sustanon is a blend of five different testosterones all blended together which explains why every guy except one who I know has been on it experiences mood instability, aggression and irritability.
It also causes dehydration in some guys.
I personally am glad it was made out of stock because of it's side effects.
I believe that Primoteston is a much better alternative and I have had no side effects at all while being on it for the last two months
It isn't a blend because it is straight out testosterone and has a mood stabiliser
It is also a bit cheaper ($30 for three injections) and comes with it's own ready to go syringe and needle. It's good stuff!

Answer 4

I recommend Reandron if you can afford paying 3-4x the cost of sustanon. Primoteston is also good.