Trt no script.

[Ldtag]

I’m thinking about ending my payed scripts and just go on my own. I think I can save a good amount of money and have a little more freedom, specially now with teletest for blood work in bc.
Anyone here doing this?

I would be stopping hCG as well because I only take it for mood improvements and I don’t really feel much of a difference on or off.

Thanks.

 

[Dream_catcher]

I know people that have used both script test and ugl test. They don’t feel any different on either. If you can still get bloodwork to show it’s legit (rare to find underdosed gear especially now it’s so competitive) I don’t see why not especially if it’ll save you money.

I use ugl and my doc does scheduled bloodwork on me. More for health monitoring but I get to know my test is working.

 

[Ldtag]

That is what I have in mind, save some money .

 

[gondar1]

Why not go to family doc now, tell him history but cost is killing you?
The script itself is often handy...

 

[Ldtag]

Why not go to family doc now, tell him history but cost is killing you?
The script itself is often handy...

I have not thought about it actually. I will have to stop test before to lower it but it would be free and for life. Can the family doctor give me a script or it has to be and endocrinologist?

 

[Oldguyjiujitsu]

I have not thought about it actually. I will have to stop test before to lower it but it would be free and for life. Can the family doctor give me a script or it has to be and endocrinologist?

My script is from my family doctor

 

[Ldtag]

My script is from my family doctor

That is great news, thank you for the info.
Do you do blood work every year?
If you don’t mind me asking, what is your dosage?

 

[Hussell]

If you can get it covered somehow by benefits it's better, I self perscribed with UGL for year until I got my script with no issues.

 

[gondar1]

I have not thought about it actually. I will have to stop test before to lower it but it would be free and for life. Can the family doctor give me a script or it has to be and endocrinologist?

yep family doc can. I'd do a bunch of reading on here before saying one word to him though. Lots of do's and don'ts that can make or break your relationship on this subject. Building trust is very important. I don't think you necessarily need to stop but I would go in prepared to do bloodwork the day after you see him, that might show that you have your ducks in a row. Be able to clearly state what your schedule is, when you last injected, how much in both mg's and ml's etc. Present previous blood work if appropriate etc