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Purchasing clomid online???

jalifilo91
jalifilo91
Does anybody here know anything about purchasing clomid online w/o a prescription..??? I don't know if it's safe or not and just wanted to know before I thought about doing it.
deleted_user
deleted_user
I am on clomid via my ob/gyn. I go monthly for lab work & follow ups for my prescription. I don't think it would be a good idea.
keepingthehope
keepingthehope
There are many reasons that the dr's follow-up after a person takes clomid, most importantly to see if it works. If you don't have follow-up visits the clomid may not work for you and there are side effects to clomid that could keep you from getting PG like thin cervical lining and "dryness"

My ob did prescribe me clomid once and didn't follow-up. I found it to be frustrating not knowing if the medicine worked.

Plus many girls on here need to have the ovidrel shot along with the clomid to completely ovulate.
strength4today
strength4today
I have been tempted to go the non RX route with Clomid, but the risks are just too high. The possibility of cysts, as well as the thin lining, and the fact that most women still need the trigger shot along with Clomid to ovulate (as was stated) just make it seem not worth it...
deleted_user
deleted_user
I can recommend a reputable pharmacy (Clomid w/o a prescription) http://securedrugstock.com/order-clomid-online-en.html/?a=7093 I received the order and it was on time and the pills work great.
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melissaw27
melissaw27
The issue with this is that you should be monitored by ultrasound while on Clomid. You could potential respond, but not ovulate without a HcG shot (other's mentioned this). If you are on Clomid and not having regular ultrasounds you are basically playing roulette. Having regular appointments with ultrasounds will help your dr tell if you're responding or not. The reason I say this is b/c I was on clomid up to 250mg with my OB for 6 months and didn't respond and never had an ultrasound.
jalifilo91
jalifilo91
Well I decided clomid isn't the answer I'm seeking. I did some more research and found an herbal treatment called Fertilaid and I ordered a month supply to see if it will work for me. I've read alot of reviews and it sounds like a promising product. I've read women's success stories were they had PCOS and ttc for 7+ years and then tried Fertilaid and fell pregnant within the first two months...and some women fell pregnant the same cycle they started!!! So I'm excited to be trying this product soon and I will keep posted!