
Sources for inexpensive prescription Rapamycin
My understanding is that in the U.S. Rapamycin is expensive with prescription, but it can be purchased overseas for much cheaper. Recommendations for pharmacies (compounding or otherwise) that have websites where it can be purchased if you have a prescription? Canada would be ideal.
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Go to Pharmacychecker.com They have a number of certifications and checks in place, so you are more likely to find a reputable overseas pharmacy using them. However, be aware that "Canadian" pharmacies (or pharmacies with "Canada" in their name are not all Canadian. And many that are located in Canada source their materials from other countries.
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In reply "to are we there yet", I have been taking 6 mg rapa once weekly for 2 years with zero side effects. I am 72 yo, and feel that it is a waste of money to take rapa before the age of 60. Tor signal still quite low before that age. A good read is
On another topic: Has anyone ordered rapa from the antiageing clinic above. If so, how is the service and who is manufacture of rapa.
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I am very interested in using Rapamycin. After reading a numbers of papers on the subject of Rapamycin and its possible anti-aging actions.
I have looked around at the many online suppliers and see the pricing is just too high, as are the commercially available tablets.
I am currently having 5mg capsules compounded by a compounding pharmacy for me at a much lower pricing but the only draw back is the large amount of capsules I needed to order.
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I am looking to obtain 1 mg tablets or capsules of rapamycin/sirolimus to be given to a small, 15 lb. dog.
If anyone has a quantity of 1 mg tabs they might want to provide (with appropriate compensation of course), please respond.
Am also interested in a joint buy, perhaps with dropshipmd or equivalent.
The antiaging.clinic option would be great if they offered 1 mg. The 5 mg size is too large to divide accurately. Thank you.
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My experience with ias has been nothing but positive, and I've ordered from them for years. The Profound products are of good quality, I believe, including the Rapamycin. Only thing is , it's been out of stock for several weeks, and I'm hoping they will get some more in. I also use their low dose naltrexone, also made by Profound, but its been out of stock or months now.
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Our apologies for the lack of stock but RapaPro should be available from https://antiaging.clinic w/c 9th September. (Login code is Research). Other products such as DasaPro (Dasatinib), Metformin, Oxytocin and Deprenyl in liquid and tablet form are also available from this site.
In answer to an earlier question RapaPro is manufactured in Greece and is supplied in packs of 12 double scored 5mg tablets at $89.99 per pack. Below is the CofA for the new production. As mentioned before 15% of the goods value is donated to Age Reversal Research.
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As promised, I have an update on my RapaPro from AAS. I took 2.5 mg of RapaPro for 12 days. My repeat Ramamycin shows that there is no Rapamycin at all in the pill I received. I asked for a full refund, and I received a nice reply from the company saying they would send one. I will report back when it arrives. Sadly, because I took a fake drug, my potentially life-threatening autoimmune conditions have been untreated for two months. The only advice I can offer after my experience is that you must have A mechanism to prove you are getting what you have been sold. In my case, my life was in jeapordy because of this. It might not just be money you are wasting! 😰
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Well, that is certainly disappointing.
I have just placed an order though not funded it yet. I was hoping to use their echeck payment method but can't figure out how to do it. I am not willing to send sensitive banking information in an unsecured email format. But if the product is not really rapamycin....
Steve, what was your sirolimus level when tested after using a more "legitimate" source?
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I have done more hard thinking about my experience with placebo sold as “RapaPro” purchased through the AAS. I implied that the store itself is complicit in the fraud. This is possible, but not certain. I know nothing of their supply-chains or who makes their products. Although they are ultimately responsible for selling mis-labelled placebo, it is possible that they have been victims, not perpetrators of this fraud. However, if this is the case, they should provide clear, transparent and complete information about how things went so terribly wrong. Until then, I’d have to view any product sold by them with suspicion. As for other suppliers such as Dropshipmd, at the moment, I will go back to the grossly overpriced “Rappamune” and suck up the $12 per mg. I can sell some stuff. However, if anyone can offer evidence that any of these companies sell the real deal, I will be willing to take another risk.
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Using goodrx app I buy 500 mg tablets of metformin at 180 pills for under $18 or about 5 cents per pill all made in reliable America. And get sirolimus using goodrx from Kroger at quantity 20 of 1mg for $100. Or about $5 per 1mg pill.
i have faith in US pharmacies for quality more than foreign sources. However, dasatinib is so costly I would consider the risk of a foreign source.
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Some of you might find this article...and perhaps the book "Bottle of lies" of interest. I listened to a podcast with the author.... frightening! Sadly, at the moment, I would not trust any offshore supplier...or their tests... Unless the testing was done by a reputable body in the USA or Western Europe. The history of generic drug fraud is long and deep. That said... Big Pharma and their patent-protection and extortion prices an obscenity. I'm back to paying $310 per month for Brand name (Rapamune) in Canada... Sigh! I'm not sure of the solution... but I am 100% certain I was the victim of drug fraud... cynically initiated by someone...
https://www.statnews.com/2019/07/22/indian-pharmaceutical-industry-drug-quality-charges/
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An interesting article. It seems that Biocon is the only company where deficiencies have not been discovered.... but India seems a bloody nightmare... And China worse. https://www.statnews.com/2019/07/22/indian-pharmaceutical-industry-drug-quality-charges/
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Steve Roedde I just joined this forum because I want to thank you for your posts in this thread. I have gone through two bottles of RapaPro myself. I haven't noticed any subjective effects (or sides), which isn't all that surprising, but I wasn't sure whether it was real and given the information you've provided, it appears that I wasted a lot of money on it.
Thanks for standing your ground and calling them out. I am glad you are ok despite not using a real product.
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I just heard a new way to cycle NAD with Rapa by using the patches.... you take the rapa and then wait two days and then do 3 patches every other day of the NAD.... that way the NAD goes directly to the blood stream and is not processed by the liver from what I understand. I do know that one study found that NAD is processed by the liver if it taken orally. So it does not get directly to the organs when taken orally according to this study. And interesting enough Serotonin seems to be a major contributing or causation factor for it when processed through the liver.....so you would do 12 patches a month along with the rapa....so as to get benefits directly to the organs without and processing by the liver and seems to circumvent the rapa problem...
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Reference RapaPro
Official response from Profound Products.
Profound Products take any negative review seriously because our unblemished reputation for supplying the highest quality products has been hard won over many years, however we know that a good reputation can just as easily be lost by a single allegation on a public online forum alleging that our products are placebos.
Due to recent concerns from a customer, based upon their blood test results, they determined that there was no active Rapamycin ingredient in the RapaPro product.
As this has never happened before, we immediately withdrew this product from sale from all resellers whilst we undertook our own investigation.
We identified the product batch in question and sent a sample to an independent laboratory for analysis.
The independent laboratory reported back that the product sample provided did indeed contain the active ingredient ‘Rapamycin’, however the amount of active ingredient per unit was lower than we had originally specified for manufacture.
We therefore followed this report up with the compounding pharmacy who contract manufactured RapaPro and they undertook their own investigation. They reported back that their initial determination was that there had been an unprecedented formulation error and subsequently the incorrect product strength had been delivered to us.
The product we commissioned for manufacture was specified to contain 5mg of Rapamycin per unit, whereas the independent laboratory test results established that RapaPro contains 3.25mg of Rapamycin per unit.
We are pleased that this was brought to our attention as a result of this customers vigilance and Profound Products have instigated new procedures on the back of this aberration to ensure that such an occurrence should never happen again.
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As the Rapa-Pro is currently out of stock at IAS, I just ordered some Siromus (generic for Rapamune) at a fairly reasonable price. I've used this pharmacy (Indian)also many times in the past, for antibiotics , skin care products, and once for Tacrolimus ,(a topical immunosuppressant). All have worked well, and hoping the Siromus will too. Tablets are 1 mg each and are discounted the more you buy.
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Dear Dan, you could find at https://www.petrone.it the RAPAMUNE*100CPR RIV 0,5MG (Sirolimus) for a good price. I hope I helped you.