Compounding companies Test C

[Johnny Ringo]

I recently switched from getting my Dr prescribed Test C from CVS to a local compounding company. Just curious if others have used this type of company and how does it compare to something like Watson Brand fom CVS? It was cheaper.

 

[MaineGuy]

Compounding pharmacies should be cheaper because they have less overhead and don't sink millions into research. I recently started working with an HRT clinic and they get my Test C through a compounding pharmacy. Mine was made with grape seed oil, not sure if all Test C is or not. For me, it was not cheaper, the clinic needs to make there money somehow I guess. If your insurance won't pay for your TRT, a doc can write a script to a compounding pharmacy and it should be much cheaper.

 

[Johnny Ringo]

Appreciate the info.. Yes it was cheaper. I will inquire if they use grapeseed oil.. Have a Great Xmas

JR

 

[muscle96ss]

It all depends on what recipe they use; they have various options. It should be identical in strength assuming the pharmacist uses the correct measurements. I would ask them for the a list of the exact contents. They should have no problem providing that to you.

 

[Donzi]

look for PCAB accredited pharmacies. That is the highest accreditation they can earn. We use only PCAB pharmacies for our patients meds and they are as good of quality as name brand if not better. We have had pfizer brand test crash on us multiple times. Pfizer told us to heat it up and shake it and then blamed the distributor for not keeping it in a steady temperature at all times. I asked how they shipped it since it was not shipped in a steady temp. I never got an answer. That is gods honest truth. Youd think a multi billion dollar company could make test C without it crashing or telling you to heat and shake it lol.