Prescriptions

[Black]

If you are prescribed a medicine, from a doctor, can you legally buy said prescription anywhere? If so, what is all required to do so?

If you don't have an actual prescription in hand, but are being prescribed the medicine (and have been for a while), can you still buy said prescription elsewhere? I'm guessing you need to have an actual WRITTEN prescription in hand, but just wanted to check all the legalities.

[zaggahamma]

need RX in hand for a legal transaction

if u dont have it in hand...you really aint got it is how i see it

can u be more specific...hit me with a pm if you want

[Noles12]

Most places will require a written prescription and many confirm with the doctor as well

[Black]

need RX in hand for a legal transaction

if u dont have it in hand...you really aint got it is how i see it

can u be more specific...hit me with a pm if you want

That makes perfect sense. So with anti-aging clinics, they write and fill the prescription, so they are in complete control. I figured so much, just wanted to be sure.

Thanks for the replies guys.

[Noles12]

Yep and thats how they make their money. They mark everything way up

[gixxerboy1]

if it is from a normal dr or endo you can bring it to any pharm. and if you go to a different pharmacy they can call the original pharm you brought it to an transfer it.

[Bullseye Forever]

now most of the endos and GP are emailing the precriptions to the pharmacy

[zaggahamma]

if it is from a normal dr or endo you can bring it to any pharm. and if you go to a different pharmacy they can call the original pharm you brought it to an transfer it.

and if its test it can only be done once (transferred)

[sirupate]

now most of the endos and GP are emailing the precriptions to the pharmacy

Yes, my endo doesn't like giving me a paper scrip. He prefers to have his nurse call or email/fax them into the pharm. Not sure why...maybe because we are getting a Schedule III drug?

[Black]

Yep, No Refills on scheduled drugs Class II and III. It's absolutely ridiculous that Test is a scheduled drug, but I'm not going to get started on that.

[zaggahamma]

Yep, No Refills on scheduled drugs Class II and III. It's absolutely ridiculous that Test is a scheduled drug, but I'm not going to get started on that.

i actually get refills .....the rx is good for 6 months

[GotNoBlueMilk]

I have never had a prescription in my hand either. Doc (I do go to a clinic) calls it into the pharmacy of my choice.

My Test Cyp and hCG prescriptions are written for one refill. There is an expiration date on when I can get the refill, which is 6 months just like jp said.

[zaggahamma]

my test script and arimidex script is written with 5 refills so 6 fills in all...the test script is for 6 months i know that for sure i believe the arimidex is for a year..i cant afford arimidex from regular pharms anyway so it just sits on the desk collecting dust...i have to acquire my AI from the WWW and pony express

[Black]

my test script and arimidex script is written with 5 refills so 6 fills in all...the test script is for 6 months i know that for sure i believe the arimidex is for a year..i cant afford arimidex from regular pharms anyway so it just sits on the desk collecting dust...i have to acquire my AI from the WWW and pony express

Must just be Class II drugs then, which makes sense. I know I've probably asked you before jpk, but you go to a primary care doc and don't have insurance, correct?

[zaggahamma]

Must just be Class II drugs then, which makes sense. I know I've probably asked you before jpk, but you go to a primary care doc and don't have insurance, correct?

correct