Testosterone propionate is a commonly manufactured, oil-based injectable testosterone compound. The added propionate ester will slow the rate in which the steroid is released from the injection site, but only for a few days. Testosterone propionate is therefore comparatively much faster acting than other testosterone esters such as cypionate or enanthate, and requires a much more frequent dosing schedule. While cypionate and enanthate are injected on a weekly basis, propionate is generally administered (at least) every third day.
Curiously, in both men and women testosterone is responsible for sex drive. However, excessive testosterone in women will produce male characteristics (hair, deep voice, etc.) so it must be used in small doses. Any testosterone cream will work, I think that particular show used testosterone propionate (available only by special mixture at the pharmacy). However, any testosterone should improve a women’s sex drive. Use very small doses and watch carefully for any male pattern changes. Also, fat cells change estrogen to testosterone in women, so sufficient estrogen replacement will also work. This is important because most physicians will not prescribe testosterone to women merely for changes in their sex drives.
For men, testosterone can be a tremendous aid in restoring lost libido. Testosterone is available as a pill form (some brands are Android, Virilon, Testred, Oreton), as a transdermal patch, (Testoderm, Androderm), by injection, and sometimes as transdermal pellets implanted under the skin. Some women can benefit from testosterone. Doctors frequently will provide testosterone in pill form to women, or as testosterone propionate cream.
