Can I tell my TRT Clinic that I use UGL stuff?

[Random_Fork]

I source my TRT and HGH from a UGL but I want to use a well-known TRT clinic spoken about here for lab work only.

I am ok with doing & paying for the consultation and follow-up appointments with the docs so that’s not an issue. But I don’t want to buy my HRT thru the clinic. I want to stick with my UGL. Am I able to be honest and tell the clinic that I use a UGL or will they deny me the ability to be a patient? I wondering if they will see me as a liability since they can’t be sure that the substances I am taking are safe and regulated etc.

If they won’t allow me to be a patient if I use UGL, I wouldn’t lie about it. #1, because it’s unethical to put them in that position and #2, because it’s impossible to hide since I would be buying 0 substances from them.

And the reason I’m not just asking the clinic this is because I don’t want to end up on any “three-letter agency” watch-lists for simply asking a question.

 

[t_spacemonkey]

ehm...no. but honestly you don't need a clinic, you can interpret blood work yourself with a bit know how and order labs as well

 

[FunkOdyssey]

Yeah, I think what you are really looking for here is Nelson's direct to consumer lab testing: www.discountedlabs.com

If you want oversight of your health markers from a doctor, you will probably have better luck telling your primary care doctor about your situation.

 

[Random_Fork]

@t_spacemonkey and @FunkOdyssey thank you both for the suggestion but I live in a state where it’s not legal to buy your own labs directly. So Discount Labs doesn’t service my state.

 

[t_spacemonkey]

what you can do find a general doc and just ask for a blood test. i'm part of onemedical and 90% of practitioners will order me literally any test i want. you don't need to tell them anything, or just say you have low T symptoms or something, and do typical stuff, e2, total/free T, shbg, igf-1, thryoid etc. things like lipids, cbc everyone will do

 

[Cataceous]

I'll say that one of the big name clinics "spoken about here" is pretty tolerant of this sort of thing. You should get the prescription for testosterone, but you don't have to fill it. If asked tell them you have other sources. In some cases the other source is just a family doctor, and they are ok with that.