Hormones in Canada

[blueyes2d4 (imported)]

I'm new here, so I may have missed a post about this.

I know there are some hormones people talk about here. I have tried to get some, but they don't deliver in Canada. Is there someone here that can help me? Is there some way I can get them here?

[kristoff]

What is your objective, your goal in using hormones? Or are you referrring to hormone blockers? Tell us more please.

[blueyes2d4 (imported)]

I would say hormone blockers. I want something to stop the effects of testosterone for now and maybe permanently.

[SplitDik (imported)]

I lived in Canada most of my life, and tried many times to order online pharmaceuticals of various types including castration drugs. Canada customs catches more than half of them, and you'll get warning letters about them being intercepted, and then the various online pharmacies learned to not even try shipping (most won't). You can still try to find an online pharmacy that will try to ship it, but don't get too hopeful that it will make it. Also, only order small quantities (personal use) or you'll get charged for drug offenses if they intercept it.

In many ways, Canada does it right -- people shouldn't be ordering sketchy drugs online. However, it is frustrating.

[blueyes2d4 (imported)]

Thanks for the reply.

I guess maybe I'll have to get a post office box accross the border if that's possible. I know there are a few American companies that will act as your address so you can pick up stuff like camera lenses etc. without paying extra taxes.

[SplitDik (imported)]

Be careful carrying the stuff across in person because if you try to take controlled substances across the border in person your car can be seized. It really depends on the type and quantity, but I'd research it very carefully. Once you're flagged at the border, you'll be fully searched every time you cross for the rest of your life, and will not be able to get Nexus or other fast-track or trusted traveler programs. If you have a job that requires any business travel outside the country I would definitely not risk it, and generally think it's a bad idea.

Your best bet is to get a good psychiatrist. They will prescribe it, and it will be covered fully, even if you're not transgendered, provided you have a consistent story and show serious distress that can only be solved with chemical castration. Even if you have to make something up like sex addiction, prostitute addiction or such. It takes a bit of time and a few hoops, but then you avoid all the hassles (and dangers) of getting overseas pharmaceuticals.