Sustanon, NHS, availability

Hi
 
I have been told by MSD that Sustanon 250 is available again, however, my local pharmacy has been unable to get any yet.
 
Has anyone else gotten an NHS supply of it, as I am currently on Viromone after the Testosterone Enantate (Alliance) supply also ran dry and I am getting sick of having to inject myself to often.
 
Cheers
 
James

You have access to Pharma Graded Test... at the cost of prescription? Your lucky mate... just take whatever they give you. Sust or Test E.
 
But yes, I heard Sust 250 is back...

Indeed and here in Scotland there are no longer prescription charges for anyone on anything, it is all free.  Will try another chemist and see if they can get it as 3 times per week Virormone although at first seems good can get pretty tedious.

Yeah, & under what circumstance will one be perscribed Sus250 via the NHS????

I wasn't aware it was ever gone? It certainly was never removed from the BNF?

BNF?

British National Formulary. 
 
Basically a list of all drugs which can be prescribed by health care professionals. Is updated every year

OK, But what condition/illness do you have to be perscribed it?

Not had any sustanon since nov, been getting Enantate made by Alliance

Irish Beast


British National Formulary. 

Basically a list of all drugs which can be prescribed by health care professionals. Is updated every year

Got stacks of em in work... BNF 47 even LOL

It's actually quite interesting in places. 
 
I also used to be a clinical system trainer so could look and see what the cost price to the NHS was for certain meds! Was surprising at how much the NHS were paying. Slightly less than I was buying them off the street and this was about 6 years ago

Did you have to train people to use RiO and such?

what dif tests do nhs use for trt? why do you use dif ones and not just nebido now? i though that would be the best choice

I am prescibed it for pan-hypopituitarism and I am currently using test prop (Virormone) 50mg three times per week which means I have to throw away 1ml of it per injection as it is 2ml per amp, before that it was test enat by alliance but that ran out due to the high demand after there was a manufacturing problem with sustanon which has not been available as somone else said since November.  The new amps are no longer branded Organon they are now branded with the company that took them over Merck Sharpe Dome or MSD.
 
I hope this answers the disbeliever who does not realise that testosterone freely is available on the NHS when indicated and I was given the option at the start of Sustanon or Nebido or a gel or a patch.

Whoes the disbeliever?

I got the impression the person who was writing in large font with all of the ????? did not beleive the NHS supply testosterone to those who need it.

oscars


OK, But what condition/illness do you have to be perscribed it?

 
you can get it for TRT (Testosterone Replacement Therapy) ie low natural test levels
 
try a smaller font chief you appear to be SHOUTING!

smithja


I got the impression the person who was writing in large font with all of the ????? did not beleive the NHS supply testosterone to those who need it.

Of course they supply it... its called Pharmacy Grade for a reason. You obtain it with a prescription, hence the NHS provide it LOL I hope he knows that now...

Do you just go ask your doctor for a test levels test ?

A gp will not commence blood works just because a person requests them.