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Started by Cindy Stephens, September 30, 2009, 06:43:19 PM

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Cindy Stephens

I read the terms of service and hope that this meets both the letter and spirit of them.  I had been on estrogen patches and spiro for several years.  My insurance covered them and I had only a co-pay.  They were prescribed by my doctor.  For several reasons I stopped seeing him and purchased them overseas.  The price was about the same as my co-pay.  I recently decided that this wasn't a good thing, went to a doctor who specializes in MTF issues and got prescribed injectable estrogen and progesteron.  I had a heck of a hard time filling the estrogen.  CVS doesn't carry it, at least here in Florida.  Walgreens quoted me a price of $170 for 140 day supply, then when I tried to pick it up, they told me the quote was for just 1/2 of the prescription and they didn't actually have that brand in stock.  I could wait until when and if that wholesaler got it or she could get another brand, but it is twice as much.  It is much cheaper (by 2/3rds) at the place that I was buying without a script.
Has anyone had luck with shopping for it at American Pharmacies?  (and would you share the name of it?)   If I have broken any terms of service, please delete this post and, I hope, no hard feelings.  I am just trying to do things right, while saving enough for the rest of it! 
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CharleneT

AnazaoHealth ... search online and you'll find them.

C.
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Cindy Stephens

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pheonix

Quote from: Cindy Stephens on September 30, 2009, 06:43:19 PM
I read the terms of service and hope that this meets both the letter and spirit of them.  I had been on estrogen patches and spiro for several years.  My insurance covered them and I had only a co-pay.  They were prescribed by my doctor.  For several reasons I stopped seeing him and purchased them overseas.  The price was about the same as my co-pay.  I recently decided that this wasn't a good thing, went to a doctor who specializes in MTF issues and got prescribed injectable estrogen and progesteron.  I had a heck of a hard time filling the estrogen.  CVS doesn't carry it, at least here in Florida.  Walgreens quoted me a price of $170 for 140 day supply, then when I tried to pick it up, they told me the quote was for just 1/2 of the prescription and they didn't actually have that brand in stock.  I could wait until when and if that wholesaler got it or she could get another brand, but it is twice as much.  It is much cheaper (by 2/3rds) at the place that I was buying without a script.
Has anyone had luck with shopping for it at American Pharmacies?  (and would you share the name of it?)   If I have broken any terms of service, please delete this post and, I hope, no hard feelings.  I am just trying to do things right, while saving enough for the rest of it!

In my experience, try multiple pharmacies... the individual pharmacist's knowledge of their ordering systems has a lot to do with whether they think they can get it or not.  It's rare that the average person self-injects so these aren't common requests.  Good luck!
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Bellaon7

Quote from: CharleneT on September 30, 2009, 06:53:43 PM
AnazaoHealth ... search online and you'll find them.

C.
This who I get my Estradiol Valerate from. There's one in my city, but they'll ship anywhere. It costs me less than $10/month including syringes.
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