Telemedicine rx question

[Citizen4]

I currently get my trimix through telemedicine through Olympia Phaamacy, and quite frankly I’m tired of getting ripped off. They wanted something like $340 for 10 mls of sb4 which is papaverine 30mg/ phentolamine 3mg/ alprostadil 40mcg. I kind of ignored the price because I felt lucky enough to get the rx over the phone and very easy etc. I’m now on a tighter budget and $340 for 10mls is ridiculous as I’ve seen posts on here where people get that for less than $100.

Question is : Since I go through Olympia pharmacy and their doctor that they refer me to, I feel almost obligated to buy the trimix through them. I’m pretty sure I can take the rx whenever I want , but when it comes time for a refill , I’m afraid they won’t accommodate me. Any ideas on how to tackle this . Yes I can go to a brick and morter doctor and try and get a rx
But fact is down here in FL a new appt with a urologist is 4-6 weeks out. Plus I truly need the tri mix to achieve an erection, but I’m younger than the normal trim mix patient ..(35 years old) . So it’s not even a guarantee I will get the rx. Let me know your thoughts , and thank you in advance for your input .

[NeedleD]

I would believe the fact is you'll need a RX to get Med's from ANY Compounder. One I've used is Anazao in Tampa, $180 for 10ml. And that BTW was for SUPER Trimix so your mix might be cheaper?

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[Citizen4]

I know I need a Rx lol

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[Bob1974]

You didn't mention where in Florida you were? I'm in the Tampa Bay area and got my prescription through a local urologist and got a prescription of 40/30/1 filled at Lincoln Court pharmacy in Clearwater for $125 for 10ml. 5 2ml vials. I also got Sudafed and 10 generic syringes included with that cost of $125.

[once a writer]

For what it's worth, when I went on trimix four years ago, my uro's office was the provider. From FT, I soon learned that several of the mail-order compounding pharmacies were much cheaper. I asked my bro for a copy of my prescription, telling him of my plan to use one of the mail-order outfits.

No problem. Have been doing that ever since.

It's my impression that most reputable physicians consider it a bit unethical to require that their patients must purchase their prescriptions from the doc. Perhaps some FT member has a clearer picture of that concept.

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