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**boXGWf04** · 01-12-2012, 02:30 AM

Did you check Amazon? They sometimes have it. HCG isn't illegal in the u.s. Any doctor can prescribe it. Not sure why your doctor thinks he can't. It's used commonly for fertility.

What he actually said was that it was illegal to prescribe it for anything other than fertility. As he knows that I'm using it for weight loss, he says that's the problem. He also said that doctors, at least in Oregon, cannot prescribe bac water as it is a controlled substance. Apparently when you order from a website, they are getting their bac water from outside of the country and therefore are not under the same set of rules the FDA applies to U.S. drugs. I'm pretty confused because from what it looks like the sites that are offering it [bac water] are indeed U.S.-based. He's always been a good doctor so I don't have any reason to believe that he's lying. I think he's trying to protect the integrity of his license.

IS there anything that can be used instead of bac water? I've searched the forums and some people say sodium chloride but that seems to be only for sublingual. What would YOU do if you were doing injections and didn't have enough to finish the round?

Thanks in advance!

01-12-2012, 02:30 AM	#3
boXGWf04 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 505 Senior Member	Did you check Amazon? They sometimes have it. HCG isn't illegal in the u.s. Any doctor can prescribe it. Not sure why your doctor thinks he can't. It's used commonly for fertility. What he actually said was that it was illegal to prescribe it for anything other than fertility. As he knows that I'm using it for weight loss, he says that's the problem. He also said that doctors, at least in Oregon, cannot prescribe bac water as it is a controlled substance. Apparently when you order from a website, they are getting their bac water from outside of the country and therefore are not under the same set of rules the FDA applies to U.S. drugs. I'm pretty confused because from what it looks like the sites that are offering it [bac water] are indeed U.S.-based. He's always been a good doctor so I don't have any reason to believe that he's lying. I think he's trying to protect the integrity of his license. IS there anything that can be used instead of bac water? I've searched the forums and some people say sodium chloride but that seems to be only for sublingual. What would YOU do if you were doing injections and didn't have enough to finish the round? Thanks in advance!
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