Anonymous #1 6d

I genuinely don’t understand crypto and I’m scared of getting scammed at every corner

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Anonymous #2 6d

Thank you for that, but I feel like I’m trying to read the most confusing rules of a board game or some shit like that. the amount of contradicting info on diy really sends me through a loop and T is so much harder to access

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Anonymous OP 5d

You’d be much better off finding an informed consent clinic/provider and waiting for insurance than going diy with T, there are issues that can come up with both that have to be monitored but w T safe dosing and things like hematocrit need to be checked at least every six months. You *can* do those independently with a lab but you’d be paying for it out of pocket, and since T is a controlled substance you also run more legal risk and more likely to get like, non-FDA regulated off-market meds

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Anonymous OP 5d

how old are you? bc if you're 18 or older all crypto sites, especially the more reputable ones (revolut for example), you can buy it without a problem or getting scammed. the only thing is there is a fee 10-20% like personally i bought crypto, and got like $50 worth of btc with $60

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Anonymous rageagainstme 5d

I’m 22, the scamming portion I meant for the buying sites themselves, it’s all black market, peoples get scammed all of the time, people don’t get orders or confirmation, sites keep going down and coming back up so it’s not like totally worth it to me? I rlly can’t risk being scammed, It’s just the ‘loop hole’ kind of factor that’s appeasing to me.

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Anonymous #3 5d

Yeah I’ve been wanting to go to PP but with college I’m constantly out of state until graduation and I’m on state Medicaid and only my state takes that obviously, I can’t afford a $350 PP consultation which I’ve already been quoted for in my college town. with the hormone and metabolic probs I have currently I would need some sort of GP overseeing my case :/. The not having to wait any longer part is what’s nice abt the DIY option, but I 100% agree with you

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