Hopefully everyone will be supportive, and not flame you or anything on this. However, deciding to take AAS is a big step - there are lot's of potential side effects, and if you don't know what you are doing, you can basically just throw your money away and end up worse than where you started.
1 cc of that per week would be 200mg/week, which is a commonly prescribed hormone replacement therapy amount. Basically, it is enough to bring deficient people up to normal. But since supplementing with testosterone also shuts down your normal production (at least to some extent), if your normal levels are fine, you'll probably be trading your natural (free) testosterone for what's in the bottle (not free, in fact, very expensive).
Before you take a big step like that, do your research, which includes asking questions like this. Especially pay attention to post cycle therapy (needed to get your body to start producing it's own testosterone again after you stop supplementing). And when you start asking questions, post your stats: height, weight, body fat %, how long you've been working out, if you're still making gains, what your goals are, etc.
It's quite possible at this point that if you can see tremendous strength and size improvements by simply getting your diet and workout plans in tip-top shape.
So read up a storm, and keep asking questions. Oh, and those prices are incredibly high - legit pharmacies charge anywhere from 1/4 to 1/2 that with a script.