Guest guest Posted April 25, 2006 Report Posted April 25, 2006 Too good to be true I wonder? Well here is the link. It is called DuraGel. this is the same as oestrogel, the USA version...... Quote
Guest guest Posted April 25, 2006 Report Posted April 25, 2006 Oh do you think it's the Estrasorb? , I was told that it is the same as what they have been using in Europe for 20 years. It is another alcohol based gel, that is applied to the fat...... They will however, make it up in what ever strenght your Dr. RX's.......... I had a bad experience when I did that with the emollient base, was to strong going in at a higher dose and that fast, made me feel bad !! Quote
Guest guest Posted April 25, 2006 Report Posted April 25, 2006 Oh do you think it's the Estrasorb? , I was told that it is the same as what they have been using in Europe for 20 years. It is another alcohol based gel, that is applied to the fat...... They will however, make it up in what ever strenght your Dr. RX's.......... I had a bad experience when I did that with the emollient base, was to strong going in at a higher dose and that fast, made me feel bad !! Quote
Guest guest Posted April 25, 2006 Report Posted April 25, 2006 Estrasorb is a lotion, not an alcohol-based gel. Val then it's NOT like Estrasorb.........LOL )) L Quote
Guest guest Posted April 25, 2006 Report Posted April 25, 2006 Estrasorb is a lotion, not an alcohol-based gel. Val then it's NOT like Estrasorb.........LOL )) L Quote
Guest guest Posted April 25, 2006 Report Posted April 25, 2006 And the results of clinical trials on DuraGel are ???? Val -----Original Message-----From: rhythmicliving [mailto:rhythmicliving ]On Behalf Of Hi all - I was told by more than a few pharmacists that there is no such thing as a time-released cream but apparently this pharmacy in St. Louis, Missouri called Bellevue Pharmacy has a long-acting E gel that allegedly doesn't require multiple applications. Too good to be true I wonder? Well here is the link. It is called DuraGel. http://www.bpharmacysolutions.com/patient/prescription_info_sheets.asp Quote
Guest guest Posted April 25, 2006 Report Posted April 25, 2006 And the results of clinical trials on DuraGel are ???? Val -----Original Message-----From: rhythmicliving [mailto:rhythmicliving ]On Behalf Of Hi all - I was told by more than a few pharmacists that there is no such thing as a time-released cream but apparently this pharmacy in St. Louis, Missouri called Bellevue Pharmacy has a long-acting E gel that allegedly doesn't require multiple applications. Too good to be true I wonder? Well here is the link. It is called DuraGel. http://www.bpharmacysolutions.com/patient/prescription_info_sheets.asp Quote
Guest guest Posted April 25, 2006 Report Posted April 25, 2006 I have no idea. I will peruse the website! They can't state this stuff without testing can they? -- In rhythmicliving , " Valarie " wrote: > > And the results of clinical trials on DuraGel are ???? > > Val > > -----Original Message----- > From: rhythmicliving > [mailto:rhythmicliving ]On Behalf Of > > > Hi all - I was told by more than a few pharmacists that there is no > such thing as a time-released cream but apparently this pharmacy in St. > Louis, Missouri called Bellevue Pharmacy has a long-acting E gel that > allegedly doesn't require multiple applications. Too good to be true I > wonder? Well here is the link. It is called DuraGel. > > http://www.bpharmacysolutions.com/patient/prescription_info_sheets.as p > Quote
Guest guest Posted April 25, 2006 Report Posted April 25, 2006 I have no idea. I will peruse the website! They can't state this stuff without testing can they? -- In rhythmicliving , " Valarie " wrote: > > And the results of clinical trials on DuraGel are ???? > > Val > > -----Original Message----- > From: rhythmicliving > [mailto:rhythmicliving ]On Behalf Of > > > Hi all - I was told by more than a few pharmacists that there is no > such thing as a time-released cream but apparently this pharmacy in St. > Louis, Missouri called Bellevue Pharmacy has a long-acting E gel that > allegedly doesn't require multiple applications. Too good to be true I > wonder? Well here is the link. It is called DuraGel. > > http://www.bpharmacysolutions.com/patient/prescription_info_sheets.as p > Quote
Guest guest Posted April 25, 2006 Report Posted April 25, 2006 Oh do you think it's the Estrasorb? > > > In a message dated 4/25/2006 1:11:39 PM Pacific Standard Time, > merryr@... writes: > > Too good to be true I > wonder? Well here is the link. It is called DuraGel. > > > > > this is the same as oestrogel, the USA version...... > Quote
Guest guest Posted April 25, 2006 Report Posted April 25, 2006 Oh do you think it's the Estrasorb? > > > In a message dated 4/25/2006 1:11:39 PM Pacific Standard Time, > merryr@... writes: > > Too good to be true I > wonder? Well here is the link. It is called DuraGel. > > > > > this is the same as oestrogel, the USA version...... > Quote
Guest guest Posted April 25, 2006 Report Posted April 25, 2006 Estrasorb is a lotion, not an alcohol-based gel. Val -----Original Message-----From: rhythmicliving [mailto:rhythmicliving ]On Behalf Of Sent: Tuesday, April 25, 2006 3:24 PMTo: rhythmicliving Subject: Re: Long-Acting E GelOh do you think it's the Estrasorb? >> > > > Too good to be true I > wonder? Well here is the link. It is called DuraGel. > > > > > this is the same as oestrogel, the USA version......> Quote
Guest guest Posted April 25, 2006 Report Posted April 25, 2006 Estrasorb is a lotion, not an alcohol-based gel. Val -----Original Message-----From: rhythmicliving [mailto:rhythmicliving ]On Behalf Of Sent: Tuesday, April 25, 2006 3:24 PMTo: rhythmicliving Subject: Re: Long-Acting E GelOh do you think it's the Estrasorb? >> > > > Too good to be true I > wonder? Well here is the link. It is called DuraGel. > > > > > this is the same as oestrogel, the USA version......> Quote
Guest guest Posted April 26, 2006 Report Posted April 26, 2006 Oh I thought they had some kind of market on a long-acting feature. Estrogel is NOT long-acting. It goes in fast and then dies for me. In the meantime, on these sublinguals, I'm bleeding heavily again. And I'm using Bi-est - not solely estradiol. It is helping with my flashes though. Big deal - you fix one problem and still have the other. > > > In a message dated 4/25/2006 2:24:53 PM Pacific Standard Time, > merryr@... writes: > > Oh do you think it's the Estrasorb? > > > > > , I was told that it is the same as what they have been using in Europe > for 20 years. > It is another alcohol based gel, that is applied to the fat...... > > They will however, make it up in what ever strenght your Dr. RX's.......... > I had a bad experience when I did that with the emollient base, was to > strong going in at a > higher dose and that fast, made me feel bad !! > Quote
Guest guest Posted April 26, 2006 Report Posted April 26, 2006 I wonder how Carolyn Egan is doing on her E pill. Wasn't that a time released one that she was going to use? Or am I remembering wrong. Ever hear from her? > > > > > > In a message dated 4/25/2006 1:11:39 PM Pacific Standard Time, > > merryr@ writes: > > > > Too good to be true I > > wonder? Well here is the link. It is called DuraGel. > > > > > > > > > > this is the same as oestrogel, the USA version...... > > > > > > > > > click here for our webpage http://rhythmicliving.com/ > > **The group conversation is informational in nature and is not intended as > medical advice.** > > > > Quote
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