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going to the pharmacy good or bad idea
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MuSuLPhReAk
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Nolva for men?? The pharmacist may get suspicious. Maybe send a woman in for the woman stuff. Just trying to help.
nandroloner
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Where do you live? You can get proviron and nolvadex in the US. I don't know about clomid. I don't believe that clenbuterol has been approved by the FDA, so you can't buy it legally in the US.
nandroloner
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MuSuLPhReAk said:
You got a point there. And the brand name in the US is Tamoxifen.
Nathan
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It's a lot harder than it looks. For anything worth getting you'd need a female you trust to do it for you. There are reasons why docs will sometimes (rarely) prescribe stuff like Arimidex to men but they'll probably want to call the doc on the script to ask if he's sure that that's what he wants you to take. Then there's the "science" of writing prescriptions the right way. Good luck if you decide to do it.
nandroloner
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I wouldn't advise forging prescriptions either. That's a very serious thing. Not worth the risk. I have a friend who spend 3 years in prison for doing that.
Nathan
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SmackDown said:
No, Arimidex as another. Why would you waste the effort for anything other than Arimidex or gear itself? Dude, I'm a moron. I've tried it...twice in fact with the same script. I died research, research, and more research. I got a friend to write it up (it's very tough to figure out exactly how to write a script properly unless you talk to the right people). I walked into pharmacy #1 as relaxed as you can be and presented them with the script (called ahead to make sure they had it in stock). They will make you wait at least 15 minutes for the prescription to be processed and shit which is fucking hell I assure you. Eventually, after calming myself down and forcing myself not to jump over the counte , grab the script, and run the fuck out of there, they came back and said "we have a big problem". I almost started to cry. The pharmacist said she'd have to call my doc the next to make sure that's what he wants me to take, etc. etc. (had I not tried this at about 6p.m. they probably would have called right away). I said "Weird, that is.", took the script and got the fuck out of there. Tried it again cause I'm dumb at pharmacy #2, but this time the chick behind the counter looked in a book about what I was buying and then told me the same thing and I got the point that that's the procedure for men buying Arimidex. That's my story and it was terrifying and I still can't believe how stupid I was.
Serious crime bro. Unless your friends dad is writing the scripts I would think long and hard about doing it. Nolvadex, Clomid is cheap enough to buy through your local gear man, or over the internet if your guy doesn't have any. You send one of your girlfriends in there with a forged script you'd better tell her she's about to commit a felony for little reason.
Genarr3
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I know a few people who got arimidex by prescription but they had their wifes/girlfriends do it. As Nathan told you, after about 1 month of intense research, he was unable to do it on his own. If he can't pull it off, no one can.
The problem is that most independent pharmacies do not carry breast cancer meds and gear on hand. The only ones that might are the larger pharmacies and they are more likely to follow procedure and call the doctor.
The problem is that most independent pharmacies do not carry breast cancer meds and gear on hand. The only ones that might are the larger pharmacies and they are more likely to follow procedure and call the doctor.
Steelplate
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Smackdown, you better think about this before you go faking a prescription.. Lots of the other guys here have said it, and that is the fact that you will be commiting a Class C felony.. You can get up to 3 felony charges off forging just one script.. #1: Theft, #2: Attempting to defraud, #3: Forgery.... You said your friends dad was a doc, so I am assuming you stole the script pad from him.. You may think that, that fact covers your ass, because your friends dad would never prosecute you.. Remember its not up to the MD.. It is always up to the pharmacist.. I have known cases where the MD could care less, didnt even show up in court.. The pharmacist did though, and the defandants generally ended up with jail time.. At least a years worth.. If not actual lock up, they went on home detention, had suspended jail sentences, probation, behavioral classes, and the list goes on.. What you are thinking about doing is a huge gamble, and most definitely not worth it.. Your whole life could change in less than 10 minutes.. Worse yet, if you send one of your girlfriends in there, you will quite possibly fuck up hers.. And for what ?? The outcome is nowhere near worth the risk on this one.. You can find what you are looking for online.. Spend your time doing some research..
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Your_Moms_Kneepads
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Clen and Proviron arent even made or sold in the US. If you have someone who will write an Rx or two for you you can get the nolvadex or clomid but when you see the price of them you are much better off sending away for them. They are (with the exception of Proviron) NOT controlled substances. Small orders should come thru customs even if opened.SmackDown said:
The DEA,ect. will NOT bust down your door over 100 clomid or nolvadex-the FDA (Food And Drug Adm.) has jurisdiction over these NON SCHEDULED meds.
Willyumyum
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SmackDown said:
If you are writing the prescriptions yourself a nice ride in a police car and a hefty fine and or jail sentence is how much yrouble you can get in... And if your friends dad gets caught giving you prescripts for shit you don't need (doubt he ever would, but still) he could lose his license...
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40butpumpin
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If you've got a script, it really shouldn't matter. But the script should be within reason. You ought to pick up a PDR and look to see what's considered the norm as far as dosage, etc. is concerned. Chances are the pharmacist would do the same if he/she suspected something. hth
