I recently asked a doctor to prescribe me something for chemical castration and the doc said no because that's only for violent sex offenders. How, as a law-abiding non-offender, do I get it legally in the U.S.?

thanks.

jjxp6860 (imported) wrote: Wed Jun 10, 2009 7:06 pm I recently asked a doctor to prescribe me something for chemical castration and the doc said no because that's only for violent sex offenders. How, as a law-abiding non-offender, do I get it legally in the U.S.?

thanks.

Order from an internet pharmacy.

Is that legal? or safe? Ive heard stories.

jjxp6860 (imported) wrote: Fri Jun 12, 2009 7:07 pm Is that legal? or safe? Ive heard stories.

It works. Do your research here.

I have gotten products from, www.inhousepharmacy.com , they usually have the best prices and seem honest. I haven't had a problem with them. Look for what you need in the transgender section.

Anyone have any advice on handling the legal risks of using online pharmacies?

jjxp6860 (imported) wrote: Wed Jun 10, 2009 7:06 pm I recently asked a doctor to prescribe me something for chemical castration and the doc said no because that's only for violent sex offenders. How, as a law-abiding non-offender, do I get it legally in the U.S.?

thanks.

First of all, your doctor is absolutely WRONG! Chemical castration is very commonly prescribed for prostate cancer patients to temporarily arrest the cancer while other treatments (chemotherapy, radiation therapy, surgery, etc.) are used. If they are successful, the chemical castration can be terminated. If they fail, the prostate cancer patient continues with chemical castration for the rest of his life or has surgical castration. Medicare pays for over 80,000 castrations per year.

Second, there are plenty of suggestions here on the Archive about Internet pharmacies and how to make best use of them.