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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 .

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?

Well you will need a script. If you haven't seen a good Uro, you sure need to.

I know I need a Rx lol

If you're in Palm Beach County or close there's Coastal Compounding Pharmacy in W. Palm https://www.coastalcompoundingpharmacy.com/

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.

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.

once a writer wrote: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.

I generally agree. However it is my impression that the OP hasn't seen a regular Uro or even GP for his ED issue but instead has gone through the "telemedecine consultation" as provided by the online pharmacy. If my impression is correct, they aren't as likely to be cooperative at giving out the script. Of course I may me totally wrong on my understanding of the OP's situation.