>>5494060
Qhi.co.uk

If you have (or can get) insurance that partially covers transition and care about the cash, work on getting a prescription.

>>5494060
I've heard good things about ADC. They charge for shipping but I think they end up being cheaper than IHP if you buy in bulk.

>>5494072
I live in college dorms right now, so I guess it would be safer for me to get a prescription in case I get busted, but I wouldn't know where to start or anything. Do I just make an appointment with a psychiatrist and just tell them straight up "I want to transition, please write me down a prescription?" Anything I should know beforehand so I don't get rejected?

>>5494080
I used to take https://www.inhousepharmacy.vu/p-1140-spiractin-100-spironolactone.aspx and https://www.inhousepharmacy.vu/p-166-estrofem-2mg-tablets.aspx together, once in the morning and once at night each. What would you recommend for me that ADC has in stock? Do you have any other suggestions?

>>5494155
Since you were on spiro, I'm guessing you're in the states. All of the trans generals have a link to "informed consent clinics" somewhere in the OP. Find one near you, and give your informed consent for your prescription drugs.

Advise seeing a therapist anyway. Transitioning can lead to stresses they're *actually* trained to help you work through.

>>5494214
Aye, will do. And sorry for not having checked beforehand for the general, this was actually one of my first posts on legbut ever.

>>5494232
I'm not blaming you, I was just feeling too lazy to search for the links myself.

Hopefully everything works out for you this time.

>>5494264
One last question before I let this thread die. For Qhi.co.uk , how discrete are the packages? Do they label their packages as "IN HERE CONTAINS A BUNCH OF PRESCRIPTION DRUGS," or do I have to ship it to a friend to pass it on to me?

>>5494328
Oh, sorry. Missed the bump.

Pretty discrete little padded bag, stating that the enclosed items are for personal use.