I've been gathering various info and reading up on chemical castration the past few months and based on what I've read and what other people have experienced, I think I've decided on my "drug combo" based around my goals.

My goal is to bring my testosterone down to castration levels, hopefully preventing boners 100% and eventually causing atrophy of both my cock and balls... (but I'm aware that's a "your results may vary" kinda deal). I don't really want much feminisation. I'd be happy to lose body hair and perhaps get a rounded butt.. but definitely NOT boobs! I'm pretty hypersexual and I've actually damaged a lot of relationships due to being constantly sexual. I'm hoping this will calm me down.

So.... based on that goal, I've decided on:

Triptorelin - 3.75mg monthly injection

To shut down my balls and reduce/halt testosterone production. Decided on this instead of Androcur, based on the reduced effects on the liver and ease of dosing. I won't know how long 3.75mg will keep my T levels down, so I'll tweak the frequency based on my reaction. I'm aware that any excess triptorelin doesn't get absorbed by the body, so I'm not going to bother with injecting the full 11.5mg and expecting it to last 3 months.

Raloxifene - 60mg daily.

To provide some Estrogen benefits like bone density and libido (not sure that's actually medically proven...) and to also reduce the risk of gyno. (I'm probably also going to start taking vitamin D and calcium supplements to help ward off osteoporosis... for what it's worth?)

Finasteride - 5mg daily???

This is where I need some advise. I can't remember why I kept this in my list. I know it converts testosterone to DHT and it's mostly used for hair loss and enlarged prostates....but is there any advantage/disadvantage in me taking this along with the other drugs? Will it clash or cause issues? Is there no point taking this if I'm already taking Raloxifene and Triptorelin?

I'm currenly waiting to get a low testosterone test, so once I'll have that, I'll start a journal and hopefully I'll be good to go!

Really appreciate any input and advice/critique on my chosen drug combo, as soon as my remaining questions/confusion is cleared, I'm going to get started! dong:

Thanks all

your facial hair don´t dissapear

body hair will make thinner.

finasteride It´s a plus but not indispensable.

good luck

ah

bonners will not dissapear, It has needed 2 or 3 years in a constant castration low levels to make theme less frequent and weaker, so It´s not so fast nor so easy to ride of bonners.

Don't overdo!

Use only Triptorelin and it will be enough! You wasting testo and DHT with it and E2 shouldn't be a heavy problem.

Store Raloxifene for upcoming symptoms of gyno, but only use it, if you need it.

Finasteride is senseless if you don't have testo anymore and can cause massive other problems.

CastratedTomcat (imported) wrote: Wed May 31, 2017 8:26 pm Don't overdo!

Use only Triptorelin and it will be enough! You wasting testo and DHT with it and E2 shouldn't be a heavy problem.

Store Raloxifene for upcoming symptoms of gyno, but only use it, if you need it.

Finasteride is senseless if you don't have testo anymore and can cause massive other problems.

Yeah that makes sense. I still can't remember the specific reason for keeping Finasteride on my shortlist... I could have sworn there was one specific effect that made it worthwhile... but yeah... if it's not obvious, then I'll not bother with it!

I kinda want to take the Raloxifene regardless, because of the other benefits aside from fixing gyno (plus I'm ultra paranoid about getting gyno lol).

I'll be getting 10x 10mg vials of Triptorelin! That's about 2.5 years worth! So I might sell some on, if anyone might be interested (I'll probably trial this for 6 months minimum).

Also, I'm looking at Goldpharma's selection of Raloxifene and there seems to be loads... Raloxifen, Evista and others.... is there any difference at all? I don't want to be 6 months into this, and then someone tells me I've been taking the crap version (I'm assuming they're just different brand names, but essentially have the exact same effects?!)

Also Raloxiphene isn't without side effects and you should only use it, if you need. Permanent eye problems are only one bad thing...

CastratedTomcat (imported) wrote: Thu Jun 01, 2017 3:57 am Also Raloxiphene isn't without side effects and you should only use it, if you need. Permanent eye problems are only one bad thing...

Really? I've not seen much info on that. Sounds scary though :-\

Yes, be careful with such stuff! Use only, what is true needed!

But ralox is better then Tamox... so far so good!

Wondering if the benefits outweigh the risks with Raloxifene... won't it also help with osteoporosis and other things?

Damn you jojo, you've got me freaked out now... blindness.....!

Yes, its helping against osteoporosis and so on!

But use it after if you are shure to using triptorelin for longer. Try it out two months and it it so, use raloxifene additional and all will be good.

Step after step ...

WannaBeSmall (imported) wrote: Thu Jun 01, 2017 4:02 am Really? I've not seen much info on that. Sounds scary though :-\

Nice pun...