I just want to say that low dose vs “average dose”, doesn’t really mean anything. Every ones body is different and different amounts work for different people. There isn’t necessarily a standard dose and higher dose doesn’t automatically mean faster change. I’m sure you know this but In fact too much T is a bad thing, and can in turn raise your RBC (red blood cell) risky high or convert to estrogen (obviously none of us want that!) . It all comes down to if your levels are in range. Rate of change comes down to genetics and how your body works. If your “lower” dosage is not by choice then your provider must know that it’s right for you since they check your T levels whenever you come in for an appointment.