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> any approvals would require having a particular condition to get a prescription (or an unethical doctor) Wrong on both counts. Let me introduce you to india
by 1996 7y ago
> any approvals would require having a particular condition to get a prescription (or an unethical doctor)
Wrong on both counts.
Let me introduce you to indian online pharmacies, where you can get mostly anything already. I get my eyedrops from less than the US deductible, delivered at my door. I have a prescription, but they didn't even check.
Even better: some molecules are on any restricted list, and thus legal to buy. IIRC, mk667 is very popular for weightlifters.
So I think everybody will be able to get their hands on these as soon as their efficiency is proved.
- Afton 7y agoOther than the condescending tone, this comment is probably worth keeping. summary: there are extralegal, cheap, and convenient methods of collecting supplements/drugs that will be available to everyone with a credit card and the right risk tolerance, regardless of e.g. FDA approval.
- dannykwells 7y agoGreat, so the advice is, "Take a drug, compounded in a foreign country with different/more lax regulations, for some hypothesized, 100% unproved reason, without a doctor monitoring it." Good luck.