Prescription Drugs on the Net?
I am very desperate to conceive.
I have a child by my ex husband and am with another partner, and have been for years. for five years we have been trying for a baby, which all has yielded is one miscarriage
my son was an ivf baby, for various reasons I cannot obtain nhs funding for ivf treatment, and private treatment isnt an option
in my desperation I have started looking at clomiphene (an ovulation drug) on 'buy drugs on line' sites
has anyone any experience of buying similar drugs on line, or know anyone who has?
I have a child by my ex husband and am with another partner, and have been for years. for five years we have been trying for a baby, which all has yielded is one miscarriage
my son was an ivf baby, for various reasons I cannot obtain nhs funding for ivf treatment, and private treatment isnt an option
in my desperation I have started looking at clomiphene (an ovulation drug) on 'buy drugs on line' sites
has anyone any experience of buying similar drugs on line, or know anyone who has?
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The crooks exploit people who are desperate and this is the very sort of drug that is prime for exploitation. I have been doing some research on this for work in recent months and have been truly horrified by what medical studies have discovered. Many of these fake drugs are supplied by highly organised criminal gangs and they have even been discovered in legitimate supply chains in the UK. There was a case a few years ago when fake prostate cancer drugs were discovered in pharmacies.
If you need help and support you must go to your GP as there is no other option.
i suppose I am being very irrational, but its in my head all hours, every day and when I lie awake at night
i just dont know what to do, and i guess am looking at stupid things in desperation.
sorry, shouldnt have made the thread.
I have been in your position so I understand, but this is just not the answer. Just to put the issue in context.
A study carried out by the European Alliance for Access to Safe Medicines found that 62% of medicines ordered on the internet were substandard or counterfeit. Of these, 68% were unlicensed imitations and the rest were counterfeit branded medicines. The study also found that 90% of sites did not require a prescription for prescription only drugs.
Scary stuff.
...or the worst mistake that kills you.
With no regulation and impossible to see the conditions the drug came from, you could be buying from a medical lab with stringent controls and regulation. You could also be buying from someone with no medical qualifications looking to make money as easily as possible filling capsules or making tablets with whatever powder they can obtain cheapest which hopefully won't kill you. Talcum powder is a favourite as it compounds well to tablet form and can easily be colourised, plus it's not likely to kill you if you swallow small amounts and you will never be able to tell if it is genuine or not unless you send it off for expensive testing.
Of course there are other powders that are cheaper than talc and these can be highly toxic, it all depends what risk the seller is prepared to take and how likely they will get caught.
I agree
You say that your GP is not being helpful, what exactly is his issue if you don't mind sharing.
I really should have known it was a bad idea.
sorry
I also echo what others have said about buying drug off the internet. Yes you should have started this thread, as the information you have received on here is priceless in relation to your health. Good luck with all.
Dont be sorry hun , a problem shared it a problem halved . Ask the GP again , never hurts to ask for help .
sorry but this is really bad advise. Just because a site accepts CC means nothing. You know NOTHING about who is supplying and what they are supplying. Its all far to easy to set up a fake company, especially when they are abroad.
Your last baby was IVF - do you mind me asking why? If your tubes are damaged/blocked, then clomiphene won't help anyway. If it is because you aren't ovulating, then the GP could refer you so you can get clomiphene on prescription for I dare say a similar price to that you pay on the net for something that is likely to be a dangerous counterfeit.
I agree that you need to return to your GP, perhaps with your partner, perhaps a different GP and ask to be referred.
I can understand the desire for a baby, I really wanted a third child. But you need to be careful - people out there will exploit this 'need' you have.
You SHOULD of made this thread as posters have advised you that buying drugs online is never a good idea.
I would try to find another GP. Your current one isnt helping you at all.
Best wishes Op