TRT and estrogen inhibitors

[scaredycat]

How many of you on TRT take estrogen inhibitors? Have you discussed it with your doctor or is this something being down on the side?

[GotNoBlueMilk]

I do an AI. Doc wrote prescription. I pay out-of-pocket and found that getting Arimidex off internet is a lot less expensive. So I don't use my doc's prescription anymore.

[kelkel]

.5 mg x3 per week. Doc script covered by insurance. Big difference with it.

[steroid.com 1]

Most men not blessed with a super human liver will need an AI at some point; some sooner then later.

[sirupate]

I'm doing it on the side, so to speak. My endo doesn't believe in AI's for TRT. Makes me wonder why he even bothers to test for free levels, if he isn't going to prescribe anything to improve them. Need to find a new doctor...but that is another story.

[zaggahamma]

I do an AI. Doc wrote prescription. I pay out-of-pocket and found that getting Arimidex off internet is a lot less expensive. So I don't use my doc's prescription anymore.

x2 sorry to say

[bass]

my clinic prescribed it and its not an option! it is expensive so I'll be looking into Arimidex on the net!

[Fred40]

my clinic prescribed it and its not an option! it is expensive so I'll be looking into Arimidex on the net!

Best prices I've seen are from the Canadian's. However Liquid AI's are even cheaper yet (even without a prescription).....but a bit more of a hassle to take

[sirupate]

Best prices I've seen are from the Canadian's. However Liquid AI's are even cheaper yet (even without a prescription).....but a bit more of a hassle to take

Canadian prices seemed high to me when I checked...maybe lower than stateside though. AR-R has good prices and not much of a problem to dose...doesn't taste bad either. Other sources for liquid AI's I am sure.