Moving to the US from Europe

[dabigcheese]

If you legitimately have low testosterone, getting a legal prescription should not be difficult at all. Steroid laws in the U.S. are extremely strict, they may be some of the most unjust in the world, which is odd when you consider the U.S. is supposed to be the ultimate in protecting liberty. However, low testosterone prescriptions are extremely easy to get....you should not have a problem.

It's at the lowest end of the "normal range". This is where the problem lies. The docs will not prescribe it until it becomes "official".

[Wazz]

It's at the lowest end of the "normal range". This is where the problem lies. The docs will not prescribe it until it becomes "official".

You shouldn't have that issue with a good doctor in the US. You are paying the $$ (Unless your insurance is a PITA) & the Doctor should still be able to override even a decent amount of points if your lifestyle is effected. Update us when you get to NY & let us know if you have success. In the end your still safe if you choose to buy your own & pin out of pocket.

Good luck!

[dabigcheese]

You shouldn't have that issue with a good doctor in the US. You are paying the $$ (Unless your insurance is a PITA) & the Doctor should still be able to override even a decent amount of points if your lifestyle is effected. Update us when you get to NY & let us know if you have success. In the end your still safe if you choose to buy your own & pin out of pocket.

Good luck!

Thanks. My move to NYC is not certain yet but if it goes ahead, I will post about my experiences with NY doctors. The ones in Europe have been worse than useless.