Originally developed and intended for clinical and medical use, particularly in testosterone replacement therapy (TRT), the typical medical dosage of Sustanon is 350 milligrams taken once every three weeks. This dosage is normally adjusted according to the individual patient's requirements.
In the world of athletics and bodybuilding, the typical starting dosage range for Sustanon for beginners is between 300 and 500 milligrams per week. There is typically no need to increase the dosage of Sustanon beyond this range, particularly when it is being used in conjunction with other compounds.
When used by itself, Sustanon is typically administered at a weekly dosage of between 500 and 750 milligrams. Even when combining it with other substances, intermediate users typically do not exceed the range of 500 milligrams per week in dosage.
However, this is typically only the case when Sustanon is used by itself and not in conjunction with any other anabolic steroids. Advanced users have been known to increase their weekly dosage to as much as 750–1000 mg.
It is also common practice to use dosages of Sustanon equivalent to those used for TRT in order to supply a base level of the hormone while other more potent compounds are used to promote anabolic effects. This is done in order to allow for optimal results when using Sustanon.
In this scenario, users will typically use Sustanon at a dosage ranging from 100 to 350 milligrams per week and will rely on other compounds at higher dosages.
Because of its strong androgenic nature, Sustanon 350 is not recommended for use by females.
