Legal Test?

[Singleton]

Is it possible to get an online script for testosterone?

I've seen persciption programs with super-expensive creams, but haven't seen an offer for injectable enanthate w/a script. Maybe the needle puts the drug in another category or legal classification. I don't know.

If it's not at all possible to buy test with a script, then there are other options.

What's the best way to get about 3-6 amps of testosterone w/o getting busted?

Should the order be domestic or international?

Should a P.O. box be used?

There must be a web page that anwsers these questions. Please no source posting; it fucks things up for all involved. Thanks.

 

[ROID WARRIOR]

Generally, around this time last year, there were still domestic US online pharmacies that were prescribing HRT in the nature of hGH and test. Both cyp and enanthate were available, topical cream was available as a meager substitute for those incapable of butching-up and sticking themselves.

In any event, the process was working as follows; the patient would complete an online questionnaire regarding items such as sex drive, fatigue, loss of ambition, medical conditions, etc. The patient would sign an affirmation as to the truth of the answers and either snail mail, fax or email the form back to the online pharmacy along with credit card info. The pharmacy would then puportedly submit the questionnaire to an MD for review who would then decide as to whether to approve the script or not. If it was not approved, the patient would pay merely pay the application and physicain review fee. Unike hGH therapy, in the cases of test therapy, this most often also required that the patient go to local medical center for blood work. If the MD approved the therapy then the patient received a script and could then order their gear (er, uh... rather, I mean their medication for their medically determined hypogonadism) which was shipped to their home.

The online pharmacies raised several issues, such as whether these prescriptions were valid where an MD has not performed a face-to-face examination and whether a video phone conference was in fact sufficient as a face-to-face. Further, assuming the foregoing are vaild, then where exactly is this physician practicing medicine, and are they then exceeding their licesure by practicing in states where they are not licensed.

Rick and I talked about this last summer and I did some preliminary research on these pharmacies. In any event, after reading your post, and without doing any new research, I checked my bookmarks for these pharmacies. To a one, I've received a "404 file not found" message, or something similar; they're all offline.

I'm going to look into this further. Stay tuned.

Regards,

RW

 

[Singleton]

Roid Warrior - your knowlege and insight is much appreciated.

As for the links being 404: I suspect something has changed.

If you can remember the names of the pharmacies, you might find them by searching. Also, if you got a real 404, it means that the domain is active.

If you didn't already, try removing the path.

From:
somehost.com/this/path/has/been/moved.html

To:
somehost.com/