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I freely admit to not reading every answer, so I'll apologize in advance if this answer was already provided, but I get my Test from Amazon Pharmacy. I'm not in CA, so I don't know anything about whether Amazon will or won't ship it there.

It's still wasted.

I hate the 1ml vials because of all the accumulated residual waste. You lose a little bit of product in every container, which means you lost a little bit in a 10ml vial, and 10 times that in 10 1ml vials.

No.

Thanks - that may give me the bump to try it. I'd used cialis alone for years with great success, but it stopped working completely over a period of about six months even as I increased the dose. At that point, none of the PDE5 inhibitors worked for me, and I was diagnosed with a venous leak...

Just curious - is there anybody here that uses, or has tried, trimix more than once a day? I pretty much ignore the warnings, with my urologist's blessing as long as I'm meticulous about rotating my injection sites to avoid scarring, not to use it more than every other day. However, he was...

For what it's worth, I fought this battle early on as well. I got nowhere until I complained directly to Dr Saya during one of my routine appointments, at which point he volunteered that they will happily call in prescriptions to a local pharmacy, but there is a $30 admin fee for each call. I...

Maybe his "...expeditions..." aren't any better than your grammar and spelling. Kind of embarrassing when your snarkiness unveils your illiteracy...

We're all already in multiple databases, Spacehead.

Lotta work there - thanks!

If you gotta ask, you ain't one.

That's what I do. They charge a $30 admin fee to call prescriptions in to local pharmacies, but that's per call, ie, if you have three prescriptions called in to the same pharmacy at the same time, it's $30 total. Three scripts to different pharmacies or at different times, it would be $90...

"BAC water is only supposed to be provided in quantities sufficient to reconstitute the meds we are being prescribed at the time." Show me where this is specified. I've done this many times without so much as a question, both through Defy and from other online pharmacies. I think we should be...

Been my experience lately too. I've got a post on here someplace about mysterious charges in my cart and the frustration and aggravation trying to get somebody to deal with that. I finally did get it cleared up (if their website truly is fixed as they claim), but I was completely taken aback...

As I have stated multiple times now, I did discuss this with them privately, or at least as privately as one-on-one phone conversations and emails can be - perhaps you have a different idea of 'private' than I do. I got nowhere expressing my concerns about this fee not being visible to me - I...

As I mentioned in my post, I asked very clear questions about what this was, why it was there, and why it wasn't itemized in my cart. All I got was "It's an admin fee" and an acknowledgment that they could see it from their side. Every effort to get the 'why' for why I couldn't see it on my...

I think a lot of you kind of missed the point. There was a (completely unjustified as it turned out - this was NOT for prescriptions) fee added to my cart for labs that did not appear anywhere except in the total. I have no issues with their rates or fees, not did I imply such. My concern was...

It's not hypothetical, it was not for prescriptions, and it most certainly did occur with Defy. I attached the image.

Just wondering if anybody else has run into this situation... I recently contacted Defy to learn which labs I needed for my next follow-up appt. I had the rep add them to my cart with the intent of paying for them before Jan EOM to take advantage of a 10% discount. When I went to complete the...

She specifically mentions venous leakage. Any comments? Anybody had any experience, good or bad, trying to treat venous leakage this way?

What accreditation is there for suppliers from China?

Care to share those?

One more thing. Based on current evidence, being big and strong appears to conflict with living a long time, mostly due to the calories and food required to attain and maintain that strength and size, which conflicts with the fasting requirements Dr Sinclair (and many others) promote. Think...

I would not go so far as to say 'debunked', but Dr Stanfield has raised serious questions that Dr Sinclair has so far dodged. It might be because he's embarrassed by Dr Stanfield's questions, or he might simply look at Dr Stanfield as an attention-hunting newbie. Either way, I really feel Dr...

Same with me...

I had that same exact experience. Changed urologists and never looked back.

Do you run? Out of all the things I can't do anymore because my knees, I miss that the most.

I guess I'd expect NO supps to work similarly to heating pads - by increasing circulation to the affected area. Varying degrees of success...

I get my syringes from ADW Diabetes... https://www.adwdiabetes.com/

@Nelson Vergel, I've never heard of ecdysterone before - did that study ever go anywhere? It sounded too promising not to pursue further, but I was unable to find any continuing research - all of my search hits pointed back to that same summary. Serious arthritis has be very interested...