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I have a buddy who's in Thailand, he says he can get me a prescription for TRT from a ligit doctor there. Can I go to a local pharmacy in Canada and get that filled?
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Not sure If I am breaking any rules or whether this is the right place to post this
I have a buddy who's in Thailand, he says he can get me a prescription for TRT from a ligit doctor there. Can I go to a local pharmacy in Canada and get that filled?
Probably not bro lol.
I have had real USA doctor write me RX and when I travel I have to take medical records and a letter along with an RX and pay to see a doctor there to get something filled. Every country has its own laws. Might try an online pharmacy in Canada, I do not know your laws up there in the cold.
It seemed like a great idea in my headQuote:
Originally Posted by Octaneforce
Worth a try I suppose maybe I can try one of those sham aging clinics with "doctors"
Just brought my prescription from India to Sweden this past month including how to contact the doctor here. One phonecall later I got the same perscription in Sweden as in India. Was more a test for my sake as I actually had enough but needed know for potential future plans.
Maybe its not such a crazy idea after all, now is that your family doctor in Sweden or you just walked into any clinic in Sweden, not sure how your medical system workQuote:
Originally Posted by tarmyg
Mine is an oddball situation as I was simply visiting Sweden but am an American with a prescription from India. There really was not much conversation it simply got filled. No clue if it would have been the same for an actual Swedish person, cousinmuscle can probably elaborate on that.Quote:
Originally Posted by St_unner
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Originally Posted by St_unner
No you can't for 101 different reasons. Simplest of reasons is medications vary country to country (name brand, dosing, type of medication - North America uses Testosterone Cypionate/Enanthate where as EU and AUS uses Undeconate).
Additionally, even if you obtained Testosterone it's a class IV controlled substance in canada, meaning illegal to import, export, and own without a prescription from a doctor in canada.
If you are concerned about your testosterone levels, then you need to make an appointment with your family physician so that he/she can refer you to an endocrinologist.
The entire process will take minimum 16-18 months.
I wasn't really concerned about the levels, although I haven't had it tested. I was just thinking about possibly obtaining some pharmaceutical grade gear for when I do decide to do my first cycle.Quote:
Originally Posted by Windex
I was never intending on importing it myself, if it looked likely then I could have tried to get an RX from overseas, then maybe go to a local pharmacy to get it filled.
Thanks a lot for all your feedback guys, new to the scene still lots to learn.
If you are looking to obtain gear, look inside the country. Trying to get gear out of the Country put you or whoever else in danger.Quote:
Originally Posted by St_unner
ThanksQuote:
Originally Posted by Windex