Please Scroll Down to See Forums Below my doc first gave me the androderm patch. after using it a couple weeks, i started getting a pretty bad rash where the patch had been (yes, i had been moving it around as instructed). my upjohn depo-test would have been $10 with my health insurance, but i ponied up and paid the $80 just to be safe about raising any flags, keeping it off my health ins. record, etc... just try telling the doc that it is causing skin irritation (maybe rub some poison ivy on it or something!!!), that's when my dr. changed the Rx.
Prescription test.
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It isn't that simple guys. I had blood work done 18 months ago highlighting low test. I'm due test replacement in 8 days. That's 6 blood tests since the initial discovery. The last blood test, 10 days ago, showed levels are still low. You don't just walk in the docs, have a blood test and walk out with a bottle of test. In the unlikely event you were prescribed test, you would not be able to save it up and do a course. The doc (if he is legit) would require further checkups/blood tests to check you out.
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