About InjectBuddy
InjectBuddy removes the guesswork from TRT and peptide dosing. Instead of mental math, inconsistent schedules, or unclear syringe volumes, you get clear conversions and realistic visuals.
What Is Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT)?
TRT is a medically supervised treatment for clinically low testosterone. The goal is restoring normal physiological function — not chasing supraphysiologic levels.
Injectable testosterone is typically bound to an ester, which controls how quickly the hormone is released.
Key Testosterone Esters
Testosterone Cypionate
Long-acting, stable, commonly used in TRT. Often split for smoother levels.
Testosterone Enanthate
Very similar to cypionate with a slightly shorter release curve.
Testosterone Propionate
Short-acting with faster peaks, usually requiring more frequent injections.
Blends & Long-Acting Options
Ester blends and undecanoate alter release timing but not the testosterone itself. Very long-acting options are usually administered clinically.
Why Dose Splitting Matters
Weekly dose alone doesn’t determine stability. Injection frequency dramatically affects peaks, troughs, and symptom control.
- More frequent injections generally reduce hormonal swings
- Short esters require tighter scheduling
- Labs and symptoms should guide adjustments
What InjectBuddy Is Built For
- TRT dose planning and syringe volume clarity
- Peptide reconstitution math
- Free testosterone estimation
- Simple health reference tools