>>40122004 (OP)you can't really get patches in Russia, or you'd have to order them from one of the sites on hrtcafe.net that is (which you need crypto for), they do ship to Russia just fine in my experience
in Russia, you can get gel or pills, they sell them without a prescription even if it says you do need a prescription. if a particular pharmacy does ask for a prescription just try a different one, most do not ask for a prescription
if you're going to be ordering from abroad better get injections they're way more cost effective
if you're going to not be doing that, nothing wrong with pills or gel
>I'm denying using gels, oral tablets or injections, they all suck and have terrible long term effects and risksthis is not true whatsoever. there is basically no difference between them. some MAY not work for some people, like some people being especially resistant to gels for whatever reason, in which case if that's you you'd need to try a different administration route, but basically yeah all of those are valid options and it is not true there are any especially bad long term effects or risks with any of them (to my knowledge at least, where is your knowledge coming from?)
you didn't ask, but they do also sell antiandrogens in Russia, specifically spiro and bica, which of the 2 you should probably get bica if you're going to get any of them, also sold in pharmacies without a prescription