how can i find this company?Yes but you can use FSA if you have it which is a bonus. My Anavar was $150 and NPP is $80 so not terrible in my opinion.
Not for a drug that been bought illegally.Agree and even if you do buy UGL you have a prescription…
You do know that you can get all this from a Dr, right? My Endo prescribed me Test, Var, Winny and offered Deca. Sure, it’s easy to get all this from a Clinic but you also pay Clinic prices…There are a few TRT clinics that prescribe NPP and Anavar; just have to research it a bit. I currently have a prescription for Anavar 20mg/day and will switch to NPP (Deca) through Vita Bella. All come through compound pharmacies. . Not extreme high doses but I don’t need super high. Just enough to give a great pump and edge.
Compared to what, other clinics?I just said that and the prices are not bad.
Compared to UGL the prices are bad.Compared to UGL.
So you don’t think paying $129 a month for TRT is a scam?!You are mistaken: Test C is included with membership or costs $129 per month, followed by $150 or $80 for Anavar or NPP as add-ons. I am not claiming it is an excellent deal, but it is neither poor nor a scam.
I never promoted illegal steroids/or to buy them. I pointed out that you don’t have to use a sketchy clinic and can just use a regular Dr.Look, I am not trying to argue with you. The topic was “How do people acquire,” and I they wondered whether they really need to order from the sketchy black market.
I was merely noting that you do not have to. Some people might prefer obtaining a prescription for legitimate medication and using an FSA to pay for it. I was simply outlining the methods.
I get a 6 month script (200mg week of Test Cyp) from my Dr that I fill at CVS for $5 a month. I see my Dr 2x year for TRT refills.I understand. You pay $5 for TRT from a non-UGL source and have shared that detail?
No, VitaBella doesn’t take insurance, like all other clinics. You pay out of pocket (a premium price) for all of their services.Okay so you are stating that someone cannot submit VitaBella to their insurance? I’m not understanding your point.