#132

I use Healthspan also. I find them very easy to work with, and they seem to be working hard to expand their longevity footprint. It is expensive but I like the medical handholding for now.

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#133

I missed something, what doctor offer $70 consultation ?

#134

This has been posted several times on different threads.

Have used Push Health for four rapamycin prescription each time cost was $70.00. This was just for the prescription, was sent to a local pharmacy I requested, paid for the rapamycin.

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#135

Hi all - could you kindly add Harpal Clinic as a clinic that prescribes Rapamycin within the UK. We are a longevity medicine (with membership available), bioidentical hormone and functional medicine based clinic in St Pauls, London. Thank you in advance - Victoria.

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#136

I see that gethealthspan.com is now $99 per month for rapamycin including periodic bloodwork. This is a great way to get started on the rapamycin adventure.

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#137

Hi @RapAdmin , could you please add that EUDoctor’s prescriptions (like all prescriptions done in the EU) are also valid in the UK (source), Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway (source).

See also: My Experience: Rapamycin in the Netherlands through Pharmacies - #32 by adssx

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#138

I’ve just used an EUDoctor prescription to buy ezetimibe at a Turkish pharmacy (while traveling there). Turkey is not part of the EU, so they have no obligation to accept it, but they did it without even asking a question. I didn’t print it, just showed it on my phone. I’m pretty sure that they would sell me anything as long as they could read “Prescription” on the doc I would show them on my phone.

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#139

Hi! I’m an 84-year-old woman in the San Francisco Bay Area who just started taking Rapamycin several weeks ago. I started with 2 mg. and increased to 3 mg., and will increase to 4 mg. next week. So far, all is well. I found a doctor in Walnut Creek who prescribes Rapamycin, and she does in-person or zoom consults. Her contact info:
Denise Hilliard, MD
110 La Casa Via, Suite 205
Walnut Creek, CA 94598
(925) 433-8869
https://denisehilliardmd.com/

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#140

I bought Rapamycin at CVS through GoodRx for $35 for 30 1-mg. pills.

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#141

You are welcome to contact me if you have any questions about my experience with Dr. Hilliard and Rapamycin.

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#142

Well done! Thats the first doctor in the Bay Area that I’ve heard of that prescribes rapamycin. I will add her to the list. Thanks for letting us know!

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#143

You are very welcome!

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#144

A post was split to a new topic: My Experience: Getting Rapamycin in the Denmark through Pharmacies

#145

I just ordered from Shree Pharma 420 tablets 14 boxes of 30 tabs ea. Paid $.60/+$35 shipping $287 total.

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#146

Hold everything just got this from Wise.com:Your transfer of 23,758.06 INR to Dinesh Vatyani was sent back to us. Blocked

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#147

FYI Yunique rep just told me that they no longer offer Rapamycin or any other “FDA banned peptides”. I told her that I had discovered Yunique on a rapamycin forum, she said they don’t prescribe it. Looking at their website, it appears that, like so many of these providers, they are out to lock clients in to their proprietary network of compounding pharmacies, etc. I dislike memberships, and other controlling methods some of these providers are using. I should have the freedom to take the prescriptions where ever I want, with a consultation as guidance.

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#148

Thanks - I’ve updated our list and taken them off.

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#149

Unfortunately, not all drs on this list consult then write a script. Low Country Male, for ex., operates via memberships beginning at >$200 a month. Unaffordable for us. I am still searching down the list for an affordable practitioner who can write scripts then consult 2x year if necessary.

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#150

Has anyone had any luck getting prescriptions for galantamine, selegiline, or Colchicine through gethealthspan, agelessrx, or pushhealth?

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#151

How much does Denise Hilliard charge?