The wide range in normal testosterone level allows plenty of room for you and your doctor within which to "normalize" your blood testosterone. Some people feel that more is always better and will work to keep increasing their level. I didn't imply that there's a cookie cutter approach to this, quite the opposite. You and your doctor have to decide what your goals are for increasing testosterone -- at what level are you functioning optimally? This will depend on which symptoms of andropause you are working to eradicate, not the exact measure of testosterone level.