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Do you prescribe anavar for Trt or alongside Trt? If so how would that effect the monthly subscription?
AlphaMD's Answer
There are appropriate use cases for Anavar & some of our members have used it short term. In general it depends on the dose & available costs at the time, specialty medication like that just gets an at-cost charge added to the monthly price averaged out over the run duration. Since we just pass the cost on of things like that rather than up-charge, it tends to be at a point most people appreciate.
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