I received an email from a doctor in Croatia who has a business providing medical prescriptions in the EU from a phone app. Here are the details below. If you use the service, please post your results and satisfaction with the service:
EU telemedicine app EUDoctor available on all app stores. I have prescribed Rapamycin to patients in the EU. The online in-app appointment price with prescription included is 25 Euro. The prescription is valid anywhere in EU.
people can email me if they have some questions, if they want to make sure that they can get the prescription, but then the online consultation and writing the prescription would be done with the EUDoctor app (it is easier to make the payment, get a appointment when is convenient to them, receive a digitally signed prescription that is valid everywhere in EU).
Can he script Sirolimus blood tests for those who might be able to get access? If a doctor is going to script you Sirolimus, makes sense to script you a blood test for the med??
Its good ti be skeptical. When i first ordered rapamycin from vendors India i did 4 or 5 small $100 orders just to see what they delivered and how quickly. Surprisingly all delivered. With any new and unproven vendors its easy to do a small order as a test to see how well they meet your needs and expectations.
I had phone call with one person who has used eudoctor.org and according to him everything work great. So I will try him out also. Need to just setup my N=1 test before.
So when having this prescription you could go to any pharmacy in Europe to buy ‘legal’ Sirolimus?
14 days ago ordered 100x1mg rapamycin from India. Today received a letter that everything is taken away by customs because its illegal to import medicines from outside the EU. So im really pissed off right now.
I live in Sweden, and I have used EUdoctor twice. It works just fine. Since Swedish pharmacies require an original paper prescription, they sent me the papaer prescription and then I handed it over to the pharmacy. Then they ordered 100 - 1mg Pfizer Rapamune, which I got after a few days.
EUdoctor also started a blog with anti aging and rapamycin as one of the special themes. This development is something that I hope will make rapamycin more accessible to more in Europe.
Rapamune is not reimbursed when you buy medicine with an EU prescription in Sweden,. It is only reimbursed when you have a Swedish prescription. the cost for 100 Rapamun 1 mg was 3992 Skr = 342 Euro.
Do you know how long it took for him to send the prescription? Does he accept CC payments or is it through bank transfer?
Keep in mind in some EU countries like Czechia, the pharmacy can’t accept it because prescriptions have to be dispensed within 14 days of signature by the doctor.
Just finished a holiday in EU, and weirdly enough some EU countries don’t sell rapamycin (Rapamune brand or generic) at all period. Even with a prescription they don’t have it. And they tried their hardest to find it (calling the distributors, hospitals, and even govt) but it’s not even in the government registry so it can’t be prescribed here or ordered. Hint, it’s Portugal.
They said the only place possibly that you can find it, is in a few hospitals but only in the case that a patient is admitted and is being monitored by drs while in the hospital after surgery. And even in that case, they 90% of the time can’t source the drug. First time I came across this because the entire country doesn’t have it and its in the EU!
I got it later in a dif EU country so no problem.
Just keep that in mind if you’re ever on holiday here. Besides for that, they seem not to care much about prescriptions for other medicines you need a restock on. Brand name drugs are pretty affordable and even cheaper than the generic drugs in the states. Prices are set by the government so every pharmacy has the same price.
