Dickwang
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The only time I’d use a clinic which is always connected to a compounding pharmacy for kickbacks, is if the clinic agreed to send my script to my pharmacy of choice so I could find coupons to use
But that rarely happens since they make all their money by charging you 200-400 dollars for a vial of test made by their college intern or graduate under their little laminar flowhoods that most UGL use anyway.
If they get better raws than UGL I am not sure about that. Maybe? If they need to show the fda who they got it from.
Also 503b compounding pharmacies have manufacturing buildings to mass produce for “office use” medications. Meaning any clinic can call them and purchase their products to sell at their clinic labeled for office use only. Meaning you won’t find those medications at your Costco. Only at the clinics. They also make special compounded medications for individuals.
But 503a compounding pharmacies make their medications in house and are more focused on the individual and don’t mass produce. Cause the college intern with the laminar flow hood can’t keep up with the production of a full blown manufacturing facility
I bought a compounded vial of test from someone for $150 just to see how “pharma” was. . It looked half full and was in a dark black vial that I had to hold under a certain light to see how full it was. Wasn’t impressed and never bought one again
But that rarely happens since they make all their money by charging you 200-400 dollars for a vial of test made by their college intern or graduate under their little laminar flowhoods that most UGL use anyway.
If they get better raws than UGL I am not sure about that. Maybe? If they need to show the fda who they got it from.
Also 503b compounding pharmacies have manufacturing buildings to mass produce for “office use” medications. Meaning any clinic can call them and purchase their products to sell at their clinic labeled for office use only. Meaning you won’t find those medications at your Costco. Only at the clinics. They also make special compounded medications for individuals.
But 503a compounding pharmacies make their medications in house and are more focused on the individual and don’t mass produce. Cause the college intern with the laminar flow hood can’t keep up with the production of a full blown manufacturing facility
I bought a compounded vial of test from someone for $150 just to see how “pharma” was. . It looked half full and was in a dark black vial that I had to hold under a certain light to see how full it was. Wasn’t impressed and never bought one again
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