The answer is found in your response!
I dont care what a few people say about once a week injects - A majority of the people Ive read about speak of day 5-6 crashes that NEVER normalize. I know, I know, how some say it takes months for serum levels to normalize. But I think thats crappola. I would say at least 3 out of 4 people say that the day 5-6 crash never goes away.
Basically whats going on is this - Your levels probably ARE in the upper ranges, over 800, for about 2-3 days. The test IS working its magic. By the 4th day its already on the downslope, bigtime. By the time the sixth day rolls around, and you haven't injected in 6 days, your levels had already plummeted from the high 6 days prior - from the over 800 range all the way down to the 400's. Yes, this is typical. It happens to alot of people, IMO the majority on once week injects.
You want to look into more frequent injects, smaller doses, with smaller insulin needles. The smaller needles are also a good idea because they cause less muscle trama due to injects. You might not even have to inject 120mg, you could probably get away with 100mg. Split that up with an EOD protocol, inject using an insulin needle.
EOD!:bow28: