Out of curiosity, which sites are trusted when it comes to BP and other general medications needed to combat the side effects of roid usage? Are there any you may recommend that deliver to the EU? Many of the meds that I need simply won't be prescribed to me by my GP, and/or are not even available.
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Where do you source BP and other general meds if the GP won't prescribe them? (EU)
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At least you already made an intro post, so thats good but people will give you criticism for asking to be spoonfed. Take some time and use the search function and spend some research on the board itself here and you will find a bunch with ease.
there are many sources on here. just go to the Steroid Underground section.
Driada Medical is good for EU, but there are many others
pharma grade stuff isn't easy to find. I think there's a source in here that has pharma grade producta from Bulgaria but I don't remember the name. Something like GP Pharma or similar
Yeah. That's exactly why I am asking. Let's say I order a cardioselective beta blocker and its just 2-3mg stronger than advertised. I am already at max cardioselective dose. And boom, now I am blocking both beta 2 and beta 3 receptors, affecting liver, muscle and fat all negatively, blocking fat loss, and muscle strength, etc. Cause there is no thing as absolute selectivity.
Same shit for ARB, ACEs, CCBs, MSTs, etc, etc. I truly think pharm grade product is the only thing acceptable.
Same shit for ARB, ACEs, CCBs, MSTs, etc, etc. I truly think pharm grade product is the only thing acceptable.
@pharmacist
That's where you go, only real pharmaceutical grade meds. Brick and mortar pharmacy
enjoy
HUGE McBIGLARGE
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I’ve had the same experience here in the UK. Doctors have never treated me unless I’m either going to die imminently, have a good excuse to be unable to work, or my symptoms are visible on my body.
I get my drugs from a combination of foreign pharma-grade resellers, raws (which I test with Jano), and UK-based online doctors (I just say I’ve been on the drugs for years and they prescribe it).
If you’ve got the balls and the money for it, I’d recommend stockpiling enough raws to last you a lifetime, and then get pharma-grade drugs if they’re accessible and cheap enough.
The perpetual anxiety I suffer from knowing I’m reliant on less-than-legal supplies of drugs makes it worth spending a hefty amount of money on to ensure I’ve got as much stockpiled as I can ever hope to use.
I get my drugs from a combination of foreign pharma-grade resellers, raws (which I test with Jano), and UK-based online doctors (I just say I’ve been on the drugs for years and they prescribe it).
If you’ve got the balls and the money for it, I’d recommend stockpiling enough raws to last you a lifetime, and then get pharma-grade drugs if they’re accessible and cheap enough.
The perpetual anxiety I suffer from knowing I’m reliant on less-than-legal supplies of drugs makes it worth spending a hefty amount of money on to ensure I’ve got as much stockpiled as I can ever hope to use.
It is crazy, you really gotta do it all on your own to fix your health and improve it
Agree. I'm trying to save up enough on the side so that on my next orders I'll do a big run of everything I might need/want to use for a decade
HUGE McBIGLARGE
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Exactly. It’s oppressive for me to be unable to treat myself for common conditions like hypertension. It’s not like my GP knows more about hypertension than I do, and it’s not like people abuse antihypertensives.
I’ve always thought that it’d be a good idea to be able to apply for a license to self-prescribe a medication. Pay a doctor for half an hour of his time for him to test my knowledge on a particular medication, including how it works and the efficacy of the medication along with the side effects. If my knowledge of the medication is deemed sufficient, I sign a waiver stating that I’m solely responsible for any misuse of the medication, and I’m then given a license that lasts indefinitely for that medication.
It would save the public health service a lot of money, and people would be happier and healthier for it.
The “but people are stupid” argument holds little weight when compared to the real dumb shit people can do. I could have a real fun weekend, and wake up on Monday morning with every STD, as a paraplegic, with debt I could never repay in ten lifetimes, and at no point would anyone have attempted to impede my autonomy.
that's a thing you can do?! I'll look into it 100%
official medicice is useless for non-critical conditions. It's great when you break a leg, or need a kidney transplant, but for most chronic or even temporary health issues they do jack shit.
When I was obese and had chronic joint problems many doctors just either gave me dumbass advice I could have found on google or proposed to me insane peocedures, like a gastric bypass or a fuking knee replacement (I'm young btw).
Eventually fixed it myself (mostly, still a little joint stuff but it's a work in progress) with peptides and supplements
HUGE McBIGLARGE
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Nooo. Sorry, man. I meant I think it would be a good idea if you could do that.
29trt
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Where are you at? In allot of eu countries you can buy BP meds without prescription,just go to a pharmacy and ask . Exception are be nazi places like France, Austria, Germany
