posted Fri, 08/26/2016 - 08:36
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Cypionate shortage
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Im not sure how many of you are from the US, but for those that are, anybody notice the national shortage of test cypionate. I'm recently diagnosed and am worried about not being able to refill when needed. Does this happen often? Anyone have ideas on how to deal with this situation.
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Hey TEDDYK,
I am on TRT and I get mine regularly every month without issue.
From what I recall Cyp is very common in the USA regarding prescription and Enan is regularly found/scripted for UK.
First I have heard about a shortage unless you are referring to online sources!?!
I have noticed a new DNC number earlier in the year but that was about it.
monstermanI'm not sure what shortage your talking about but I see Test C all day around here. It's just not many ppl use it anymore.
No way there is a shortage. The raw materials are easily available and extremely cheap.
They switched my Watson 10ml to 1mls , but that's probably insurance bs.
I got my multi vial script filled 3 weeks ago, THERE WAS NO SHORTAGE.
I have a stock pile of in excess of 10 x 10ml vials. Life is good to me.
Blame it on all the girls trying to be boys
I just got my scrip refilled yesterday no problems
Both Walgreens and CVS told me they wouldn't get any until October. Then I looked up on Google search cypionate shortage and it said that there was a national shortage
Might just be certain brand names that have stopped/reduced production for some reason. Other pharma brands and compounding facilities should be flowing just fine.
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...and pharmacies tend to under order controlled substances. Meaning, the shortage is in their own supply chain, not on the manufacturing end.
Got some refilled a few weeks ago. It was business as usual at the pharmacy. Where are you hearing from that there is a shortage?
Are you talking about a shortage at your local Walgreens or CVS? I would think with all the different places to refill a script, there should be no worries. Also, I have heard of no shortage in pharmacy Test C.