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Do you guys provide nandrolone for joint relief? If so, what would 10ml of 200mg/ml add to your monthly costs?
AlphaMD's Answer
For that reason & being able to talk with a patient about it to determine the severity, yes. Though we would typically want to see if normal TRT can improve these conditions as well, as we would not want Nandrolone to be a stand-alone medication.Typically this is not very costly due to our new pharmacies & sits between $25-35 more a month.
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