The medication on my Treatment Recommendation is unavailable in my country. What should I do?
The database of medications we pull from to create your Treatment Recommendation includes the most commonly prescribed and dispensed brands used in gender-affirming healthcare.
However, we understand there may be some medications unavailable in certain localities. In these rare instances, you may need to book a Doctor's Consultation to find the best solution for your area.
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On my new Treatment Recommendation, why did my dose change?
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How do I order a repeat prescription? Do I need a new Treatment Recommendation?
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