Rusfertide For TRT

[MTSpace]

I have read that Rusfertide is a peptide that mimics hepcidin and helps control hematocrit. I am interested if anyone has a source for this or experience through the trials they have conducted?

I am struggling with high hematocrit and then after phlebotomy I struggle with low ferritin. It’s a vicious cycle. I do all the recommended steps by both my doctor and then deviate to bro science and do the Vorck method. Nothing has moved the needle outside of hydration but it doesn’t help after a certain point. Rusfertide is interesting if it can really help with this issue.

 

[MTSpace]

Had an appointment with my prescribing testosterone TRT doctor. He says Rusfertide could help solve my erythrocytosis (elevated hematocrit) when released to market. He had no idea when it would be available and if it will be covered by insurance or affordable. He says there is a real need for this type of drug if it is approved by FDA and he has dozens of clients who would benefit if this is as successful as it is touted.

So I have been contacting peptide suppliers and it seems my contacts are not familiar with this compound. I challenged a couple to research it as they provide more than peptides. We shall see what they find. I believe one day it will be available gray or black/dark market. Tired of phlebotomies and ferritin crashes.

 

[lastresort]

Definitely something to look for myself.

My endo gives me a shitty 50mg/ml weekly testosterone prescription because of hematocrit and red blood cell count

 

[MTSpace]

What are your free and total T at 50mg a week? What ester? Cyp? Enan? What is your hematocrit at 50mg per week? Goodness I would be in Total 100-200 range. 100mg a week at me at 334 total/63 free pinning everyday. How often do you pin?