ive been getting adverts on instagram for the nhs' GPathand thing - where you can easily get prescriptions and appointments online. As a student who moves between uni to home a lot, would it be worth switching to this service? I need a sustanon prescription monthly, and it is tiring to keep registering as a temporary patient every time i visit home. However, I'm worried if the app isn't designed to cater to frequent longterm use (id need it for sustanon as well as other issues such as anaemia)
I have to admit I’ve not heard of this service before, but their website states “There are some patient conditions and characteristics for which this service may not be appropriate. If you have any concerns, please seek advice before registering.”, so I’d suggest you contact them directly. It looks like they’re currently only accepting patients who live in certain parts of London, and from the list of things they say might not be appropriate for the service (see link above), I expect they would be reluctant to accept trans patients.
If you’re finding it difficult to juggle prescriptions when moving between home and university (you don’t say whether you also go to a GP practice for injections, or whether you do these yourself), then you could either ask to have more sustanon prescribed each time - some GPs are willing to prescribe 3+ months at a time - or you could look into another kind of testosterone, such as nebido, which is only administered once every 3 months.
~ James
