Can a Doc pres Anadrol?

[big e 75]

Guys, I was wondering if a Doc can write a Rx for A-Bombs?

I heard that they give it to old people to prevent wasting?

Just wondering b/c my girl is a doc and I want to have my story straight when I ask her for it!!!

Also, I know a doc can pres winny, what is the actual medical use?

Thanks a ton!

 

[rugger]

For wasting, burn victims and anemia primarily.

Rugger

 

[big e 75]

one more try!

 

[rugger]

sorry my post pertains to a50.

Rugger

 

[Bobber]

I believe anadrol is perscribed to AIDS patients to help boost their immune system.

 

[CrazyRican]

that's some fucked up shit monkey love. not cool at all

 

[BigWh1tey]

Screw some gay people, and you can increase your chance of getting Aids. Then you have a legetimate route to take in order to get your suppliments!

your a douchebag .

 

[B-legit]

are you sure docs can prescribe winny. I thought that only vets could prescribe winstrol (use for horses).

 

[Steelplate]

Big E,

If your girl is an MD, you shouldnt have to present her with a reason why you want it.. Besides, any of the accepted medical conditions for prescribing it wouldnt pertain to you ( I am assuming ).. MD's can prescribe most anything they want for whatever they want, as long as what they are prescribing isnt a highly scheduled medication.. AS are a C-3, and that means while they are restricted to a point, and slightly controlled, she really has no fear in prescribing it to you, as the chances of her having to answer to a review board for it are about nill.. Technically, she wouldnt even have to document prescribing it to you.. She could simply phone it in to your pharmacy.. Just be honest with her, and tell her exactly why you want it.. Find a copy of Anabolics 2000 if you dont know what AS are legal here..

Steelplate

 

[big kev1]

i would just getit on the black market bro.

 

[DocTodd]

We can prescribe Ox with a prescription. I have for spinal cord injury patients and chronically ill patients, including AIDS. Winny is not available and is not prescribed as far as i know.


My bad...Ox is schedule 3. No problem in prescribing, but a flag might go up from the pharmacist cuz it is used mostly for inpatient and very sick patients. There is some risk for the doc prescribing it to you.


T

 

[the truth]

We can prescribe Ox with a prescription. I have for spinal cord injury patients and chronically ill patients, including AIDS. Winny is not available and is not prescribed as far as i know.


My bad...Ox is schedule 3. No problem in prescribing, but a flag might go up from the pharmacist cuz it is used mostly for inpatient and very sick patients. There is some risk for the doc prescribing it to you.


T

He's referring to 'drol, not 'var.

It is used to treat pernicious anemia and wasting syndrome.

Unless you have one of the above, it's unlikely that your plan will cover it. Pharmacy price for anadrol is about $9 a tab.

 

[DrJMW]

Anadrol-50 can be prescribed for severe anemias--the problem is the price and very few insurance plans will cover it. I don't prescribe it any more, for I have had to entertain calls from pharmacists asking me to explain why I chose it over Test or Deca or Oxandrin.

Oxandrin is now the most prescribed AAS, and it is used for Involuntary Weight Loss--because of HIV/AIDS; trauma. never had a pharmacy question this script; again, it is expensive, and not many insurance companies will cover it.

Test cyp prescriptions are never a problem. Enanthate and Prop are problems, for they are rarely prescribed and therefore, they are usually not on the shelves. Many pharmacies will not special-order unless they get a huge order, and the customer prepays.

Deca is available and is prescribed for Involuntary Weight Loss as well. It is about three times more expensive than Test, but much cheaper than the others above. Again, most insurance companies won't pay for Deca.

Winstrol is available in 2mg tabs at the pharmacy--this is USELESS, so i don't prescribe it.

So, Test cyp and either arimidex/femara/aromasin is the way to go with pharmacies and insurance companies. If the insurance company isn't involved, then paying retail prices will get you all of the above. Just my $0.02

 

[big e 75]

Thanks guys.

The reason I want to know so much is that while my GF is a doc, she knows about my AS use but doesn't really like it. If I can give her some info up front, she will be much more cooperative.

How much does a bottle of armidex/liquidex go for in a pharm (here, w/o ins)?

Thanks again!