One question, when dissolved in vodka, I
assume the anastrozole dissolves but what happens to the fillers? I tried it, there seem to be a white powder at the bottom, was that anastrozole or the fillers? I was just curious, I didn't dose myself that way.
Be that as it may be, I don't think your suggest is workable.
While scientifically logical method of taking anastrozole, practically, legally and ethically I doubt any doctor would prescribe that way.
I had a similar thought, though
Defy would not let me order a higher level of anastrozole than 0.125. I explained I was going to compound it myself, but they still didn't want to go that way.
I didn't press
Defy as I take so little and not frequently my rough calculation was that 30 mg of anastrozole (30 x 1mg) would last me over 20 years. (ignoring self life).
Prescriptions have to have what daily dosage the doctor wants you to take. There is no way to prescribe a dangerous level of a drug in order for your patient to compound it themselves to an acceptable level.
If you could do that, can I order a kilo of raw amoxicillin so I can compound it when I need it? Any other drug?
How many patients would make a mistake in their compounding kitchen and who would they sue as a result?
If anyone wants to go that way, I suspect you need to order anastrozole without a prescription.