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Originally Posted by Berlmeister
"The T cream is homeopathic and not regulated under the FDA, so the contents of how much organic T one gets is up for grabs, but it also did help the libido. Your mileage may vary as with all things."
does that mean this can be obtained without a prescription? I cannot find a endocrinologist or physician in My state or outlying area that will prescripbe this to Me since I was born female. there is no trans healthcare or treatment in sc. My primary provider siad she would consider it in a dose appropriate for a woman with diminished libido, but from what I understand it isn't enough to get a T level anywhere near male ranges. sadly My care provider is a nurse practitioner and doesn't feel she is suited to help Me with transitioning even though she is willing to continue care for any health issue including gyno.
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When I first started I started with creme at the levels for a women whose levels were low. Primarily because I wasn't sure what transtional path was for me and because my levels were low! My dr. was different and gradually increased the dose. However even though you won't get the effects you want it is a place to start, but it isn't cheap it was like 80 t0 90 dollars for a month ...now with the shots i can go ateast three months on 45 dollars. Just something to think about until you get into another situation