"Clinics" and Legality

[Charlie Gordon]

First: I'm not going to talk about any specific clinics.

Okay, now that that is out of the way, what is the legality of getting your stuff from an online clinic (anti-aging clinics found on the 'net)? It would be for TRT, so I would assume that the 'patient' would be pretty clear from legal troubles, provided you follow the clinic's procedures.

Is this assumption stupid?

 

[Charlie Gordon]

Also, could my medication be intercepted by the police? If it was, how would I go about handling this?

 

[Charlie Gordon]

Anyone?

I was going through the history of the board and BigKarch said this "maybe an internet doc will but then you running the risk it is still illegal." in a thread about someone trying to get his doctor to prescribe Deca.

 

[Millard]

First: I'm not going to talk about any specific clinics.

Okay, now that that is out of the way, what is the legality of getting your stuff from an online clinic (anti-aging clinics found on the 'net)? It would be for TRT, so I would assume that the 'patient' would be pretty clear from legal troubles, provided you follow the clinic's procedures.

Is this assumption stupid?

Yes and no. If you obtain steroids with an "invalid prescription", it is illegal - you are in violation of the law.

However, patients/clients are rarely prosecuted and usually only when they try to get insurance to pay for their steroids.

You can find more info in this article that I wrote a couple of years ago:

Police Lieutenant Charged with Possession for Steroids Prescribed by Dr Ramon Scruggs - MESO-Rx

Three individuals who purchased anabolic steroids with a prescription for their own personal use were indicted on steroid possession charges. Cleveland

thinksteroids.com

 

[Charlie Gordon]

Thank you for the info. I'm curious - some of these Dr's will let you get the equivalent of a years supply (6 bottles of Test). While this is not tens of thousands of dollars of stuff, I'm still concerned that it would draw a red flag and get me in trouble.
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[lorax]

I dont get how would it really cause a problem? One would just go down to the local pharmacy and pick up their prescription, right? I cant picture overseas orders going through customs or anything like that.

 

[Michael Scally MD]

First: I'm not going to talk about any specific clinics.

Okay, now that that is out of the way, what is the legality of getting your stuff from an online clinic (anti-aging clinics found on the 'net)? It would be for TRT, so I would assume that the 'patient' would be pretty clear from legal troubles, provided you follow the clinic's procedures.

Is this assumption stupid?

Thank you for the info. I'm curious - some of these Dr's will let you get the equivalent of a years supply (6 bottles of Test). While this is not tens of thousands of dollars of stuff, I'm still concerned that it would draw a red flag and get me in trouble.
[/I]

If the Rx is for something other than testosterone and if you try to fill the Rx for a large quantity, do not be surprised or for it to be unexpected it will be reported.

 

[superscorp]

Here is a link to The actual bill passed by congress regarding internet puchasing of class 3 drugs such as steriods. including online pharmacys, some of it is confusing.

Read The Bill: H.R. 6353 [110th] - GovTrack.us

superscorp