You book an appointment. And when you do that, you state the purpose of the appointment. To prevent age-related diseases with sirolimus-rapamune. And that the use of rapamune is based on research done by Mannick. I did not use the talk function; I only chatted by texting in English. Which ic very convenient in multilingual Europe. Then he/they prescribe a dose of 5 mg once a week.
They send you the prescription in pdf format. In Sweden, the pharmacies require me to hand over my original prescription. So they (EUdoc) sent a paper prescription to me by snail mail.
The process is regulated in the EU. Stating that a prescription by a licensed medical doctor in one EU country is valid in the other EU countries. But some countries (Poland) seem to have managed to go their own way and not follow this process. It is best if you do research about how Germany handles the regulation.
Do you have a price per mg in Costa Rica? I am also in Costa Rica at the moment so I would like to know whether it’s cost effective vs buying from India.
You could also just use the EU Doctor if you want the safety, you can pick up your Sirolimus at your local pharmacy, at least that is what worked for me in the Netherlands
