Failed to get a prescription for paramycin from mobidoctor. The doctor said to me that only transplant specialised doctors could issue a prescription for this medicine…
What was the name of the doctor you talked to?
I dont recall. Sorry.
Use the other option, eudoctor, as I talked with Dr. Viktor Simunovic on linkedin and he will issue a prescription.
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Great, thanks for confirming.
Ah ok… so via EUdoctor I ask to talk to Dr. Viktor Simunovic and say I need it for Longevity. You have had success with this @Perkiness ? But, what serious and licensed pharmacy within EES would ship it to Sweden from that prescription (inside EES)? the price for Rapamycin in Sweden is high (compared to India). USD 3.66/mg
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See this thread also: New Option for Rapamycin Prescriptions in Europe / EU
and here: Krister Kauppi: My rapamycin journey notes – #3 by Krister_Kauppi
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I got a prescription with EUDoctor, it was super fast and easy.
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eudoctor.org seems to have shut down. Their website is unreachable and their phone number is de-registered. Maybe this has already mentioned above but this is a very long thread so I quick-scrolled to the bottom.
So I’m looking for a doctor within EU that will prescribe. Not interested in having the actual pills send here, just the prescription to bring to a Swedish pharmacy. Grateful for any advice.
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For reference to anyone reading this, eudoctor (that the link above refers to) has shut down.
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Folks – there is always this option, shipping within the EU apparently works well. I think people have generally reported good results (i.e. delivery) from this vendor:
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newbie question but in theory a service like EUDoctor or MobiDoctor (providing prescriptions) would be preferable to any reseller purely because we have no idea how the reseller is acquiring or storing the drug? With that in mind, is rapamycin relatively stable in terms of not needing to be stored/handled in a specific way (that we could reasonably expect an unqualified reseller to achieve)? Thanks for any thoughts!
yes,…
Store RAPAMUNE tablets at room temperature between 68°F to 77°F (20°C to 25°C
source https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/drugsatfda_docs/label/2017/021083s059,021110s076lbl.pdf