Requesting AI/SERM from doctor

[Ivanko]

So I got a blood test and my E levels came back at 90, about 2x normal. I asked my doc if there was anything he could give me to lower it. I was hoping he would give me Arimidex or something similar. He said "no". So I got nothing.
I don't know if he's just being a prick because he suspects this increased level is due to AAS (which it is) or if it's actually not common for docs to write a script for this situation. I'm thinking of going to a different doc, but I'm not sure if I'm asking for the right meds. If it's possible, how should I go about getting a script for an AI or SERM?
I find the liquid "research" ones I've used pretty worthless and hoping pharma grade will do the trick.

 

[617ricky]

I find the liquid "research" ones I've used pretty worthless and hoping pharma grade will do the trick.

I've heard nothing but solid reviews for Research Stop, and they commented about their quality control and why they're better than the other research places.. So I gave them a shot and got my ancillaries thru them.. If you don't have any luck with the script, I'd check them out..

 

[taslajrisi]

aromasin

Read up on aromasin. Its great w lots of benefits and little downside.

 

[EasyEJL]

some docs write scripts for arimdex, but insurance wont cover... and its not cheap

 

[617ricky]

some docs write scripts for arimdex, but insurance wont cover... and its not cheap

Wow I just did a search - 30 pills at Walgreen's costs $290.99!

 

[EasyEJL]

I'm getting 40 .5mg caps from the compounding pharmacy for $3/cap. what a drag.