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Study finds injectable contraception in men leaves delayed suppressed LH and Testosterone. This drug design is by those devoid of overall knowledge of physiology. Lower Testosterone in men has significant negative metabolic effect, neurotransmitter impact, and what about epigenetics. Some men have epigenetically increased risk of hypogonadism. This contraception is a bad idea physiologically.

good review of male reproductive physiology.  

First, Testosterone pellets are not the way to go.  Historically, these will go the way of all the implantable contraceptive devices.  However, the conclusion of this study is good and confirms the benefit of anastrazole to inhibit aromatase activity and help to maintain Testosterone levels.

study of 296 men with mean age at 22.7, have peak salivary Testosterone production in December and January.