I’ll med sperg a bit here. So the spiractin they received is about a half year to 1 year supply for one person. MtF patients generally take a minimum of about 100mg a day to upwards of 300mg (1-3 tablets) per day. This leads me to think only four people are receiving an actual prescription for this drug. Prescriptions are filled usually for 30 or 90 days. As we know, multiple have undergone either orchiectomy or GRS. This should be cause for a 90 day prescription and they only received 4 prescriptions.
The Provera further proves only 4 members received prescriptions for MtF prescriptions. The first bag of Provera shows 3 boxes and the blue bag includes two in the same bag. 10mg is the max than can be prescribed and usually starts at either 2.5mg or 5mg with increase dependent on pharmaceutical efficacy. The blue bag shows two filled prescriptions which are likely to be due to insurer difference.
Not sure why asthalin is shown here. I looked up key words in JAMA and could not find a single paper on why this would be beneficial for any trannie. My best bet is for anxiety attacks causing shortness of breath.
Finally, I see prosteride. A medication for enlarged prostates. The prostate isn’t removed and should be given to relieve prostate cancer risks. The prescribing physician must have felt that prostate cancer is a possible risk stratification or some of the tranchers have enlarged prostates.
Weirdly enough, nowhere do I see estradiol nor auto-inject needles. The amount received is enough for four people to receive secondary care per year. At best, they can afford to throw a few pills at guests while claiming to help others. It is also illegal for any non-physician or pharmacist to give scheduled drugs and prescriptions that are not OTC to a person that has not met the base criteria.
