DailyMedStore’s injectable testosterone SKU — and therefore ours — is testosterone cypionate 250 mg, not enanthate. Both are long esters used in TRT, but they are not identical products and they are not interchangeable millilitre-for-millilitre without a prescriber rewriting the plan.
What is in a pack
Each vial is 1 ml at 250 mg. Checkout offers 10, 20, 30, 40 or 50 vials. That count is a supply quantity, not a licence to inject more often. A man on a fortnightly clinic schedule who buys fifty vials still needs the same monitoring as a man who bought ten.
Cypionate is not a capsule
Cernos 40 mg softgels (testosterone undecanoate) are an oral option when a specialist prefers capsules and food-dependent absorption. Switching from weekly shots to several capsules a day, or the reverse, is a conversion a clinician writes — not a DIY milligram puzzle. Do not inject oil and swallow undecanoate on the same days unless that is explicitly prescribed.
Controlled-drug reality
In the US, testosterone is a Schedule III controlled substance. In the UK it is a Class C / Schedule 4 (II) medicine. Australia and New Zealand also control androgens tightly, including personal import. A tracked parcel does not override those rules. If you do not have a lawful basis to possess the vials, do not order them.
Handling the oil
Store as labelled, away from heat and children. Do not use a vial that looks contaminated or that someone else has already punctured if it was not issued as a multi-dose product for you. Sharps go in a proper container; local pharmacy take-back still applies.
Where to order if it is prescribed
Open Testosterone Injections & Capsules for the cypionate 250 mg listing and current USD prices. Capsules are in the same category. Confirm personal-import rules before you order.
This page is general information. Use medicines only as a qualified clinician directs, and follow import rules in your country.
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Pack prices include tracked delivery to the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand. Recipients remain responsible for local import rules.
