Albany Gender Clinic
Paula Dawn
products such as Oestrogen breast cream? Are their products equivilant
with Rx products?
Are their HRT products equal to the medications that can be acquired through
the Greek connection at Skouvara? I noticed they do not advertise any
medications that are listed in the PDR (Physicians' Desk Reference). I
guess I'm just a little skeptical. Thanks. Paula
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The Albany clinic is a well-known organization in the UK which takes
advantage of T*'s fear of outing and seeking private sources of
hormones. I am told their products are high priced and with no
advantage beyond their availablity. I'm sure that someone from the UK
can fill you in further on this matter.
Why not go to your GP and get a prescription?
Sallyanne
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Angela Crossley
>Paula Dawn wrote
>>Has anyone had any experience with the Albany Gender Clinic and their
>>products such as Oestrogen breast cream?
I seem to remember Stephanie-Anne Lloyd (progenitor of Albany Clinic)
spending time in UK prison for selling 'breast enhancing creams' that broke
UK trading standards.
It's a rip-off.
The previous mailer had the best idea ... go to your Doctor!
Angela
Carrie Gore
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> Paula Dawn wrote in message ...
> equivilant
> >with Rx products?
> >Are their HRT products equal to the medications that can be acquired
> through
> >the Greek connection at Skouvara? I noticed they do not advertise any
> >medications that are listed in the PDR (Physicians' Desk Reference). I
> >guess I'm just a little skeptical. Thanks. Paula
> >
>
> The Albany clinic is a well-known organization in the UK which takes
> advantage of T*'s fear of outing and seeking private sources of
> hormones. I am told their products are high priced and with no
> advantage beyond their availablity. I'm sure that someone from the UK
> can fill you in further on this matter.
>
> Why not go to your GP and get a prescription?
>
> Sallyanne
>
>
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The general rule of thumb (at least in the UK) is that any cream that has
any active agent that is absorbed into the bloodstream must only be sold
(with or without prescription, but always under a license) from a pharmacy.
If they worked, in other words, you would not be able to buy them mail
order.
Yours,
Carrie
Margotcopeland
PDR or any European drug references is they are not Rx products.
These people are vampires, playing off the fears of closeted TG's. They sell
ineffective products for incredibly high prices, wasting precious time and
funds that could be used in real HRT.
My opinion again...don't deal with these people.
Margot
