Andrela™ is a 503B compounded testosterone cypionate microdosed injection, and supplied as a ready-to-use prefilled subcutaneous syringe. Each carton contains four single-dose glass syringes in a medium-chain triglyceride (MCT) oil base, which is thinner and better tolerated than the grapeseed or cottonseed oils used in many other compounded testosterone products. Andrela is manufactured in an FDA-registered, cGMP outsourcing facility on a fully automated isolator line, the same quality standard used by generic pharmaceutical manufacturers, and is available across eight strengths so your provider can titrate your dose without manual drawing, dilution, or custom compounding.
Each syringe arrives sterile, pre-measured, and ready for use after a simple priming step, eliminating the measurement errors that come with self-drawing from a multi-dose vial. Andrela is injected subcutaneously rather than intramuscularly, which most patients find more comfortable and easier to self-administer, with more stable absorption over time. Your prescriber will determine your starting strength and may adjust your dose over time based on your response and hormone levels, so check in regularly about whether your current strength remains right for you. Because the product is shelf-stable at room temperature, it travels easily and is to be stored at room temperature. Each carton carries a 12-month beyond-use date from the date of compounding, well beyond the roughly 28-day BUD typical of standard 503A compounded testosterone preparations.
Andrela is a Schedule III controlled substance and is dispensed only pursuant to a valid prescription from a licensed provider. This is a compounded drug; it has not been approved by the FDA for safety or effectiveness. For subcutaneous use only — do not inject into a vein or muscle. Discard any unused portion of a syringe after use, and keep syringes out of reach of children. Do not use if you are pregnant, think you may be pregnant, or are nursing, without first consulting your provider. Common effects of testosterone therapy can include injection-site irritation, acne, increased blood pressure or changes in mood; contact your provider if you experience unusual swelling, persistent pain at the injection site, or signs of an allergic reaction. If you are concerned that you are experiencing side effects related to this medication, please consult your healthcare provider. Please Click Here for more information.
