prescription AAS from doctors

[backfromlayoff]

Does anybody know under what circumstances a doc would prescribe aas?

i heard they will only prescribe the injectibles if you are castrated

If you are just low on testosterone they will give you some patch (Testoderm or something) but it doesnt really work for building muscle.

If you do get a doc to write your injectibles it will trigger the DEA and raise suspesions cause its not usually somehting prescribed.

Is there any truth in this?

 

[jh1]

backfromlayoff -

I answered your question in the other post. Nobody wants to draw attention to the doctors that help out.

Also I don't want to openly adverstise for others on this site... the only place I can tell you to go because they openly adverstise is in one of my very first posts. Do a search.

 

[Lift Chief]

That is not the best route at all IMO. If you are looking for gear you would have to find a source. I don't know any though.

 

[jh1]

Why is that a bad route? If you have the money - you can avoid two issues - 1) legality 2) fake, i.e. potentially dangerous gear.

 

[Lift Chief]

Why is that a bad route? If you have the money - you can avoid two issues - 1) legality 2) fake, i.e. potentially dangerous gear.

You'll still have potential legal issues as you don't actually need HRT.

It will be a lot more expensive than going through a source, but if you don't care about the money then it is a way to go.

 

[HomeBody]

I agree...

Lift Chief is right. I have a friend that is a rejuv doc.....and for me a GOOD source is worth the trouble of finding um.




I go with my source, and not my friend unless you wanna pay double or triple?!

Homz

 

[jh1]

I think you guys are just looking in the wrong places. It is not THAT expensive, especially given the benefits.

 

[Mr.Holland]

Where you come from???

I'm from the Netherlands where it is illegal to buy ore sell, but legal to have and use... and i go to Belgium, where it is legal for doctors to perscribe...

No problems with counterfeits and other fake shit for me!

 

[jh1]

In the good old US of A.

 

[JC Grifter]

It is not more expensive, if you have insurance. I recently got a prescription for deca.. but they pharmacy couldn't find deca and told me it was not made anymore.. so they gave me a bottle of test instead ( they told me not to worry it is the same thing...lol)... and thanks to my insurance it only cost me $15