In a vial. Google “compounding pharmacy south yarra” and you will find it. You might struggle to find a doc who will prescribe test c though because it’s so rarely used here.
Thanks Bud , appreciate it I’m wondering if the pharmacy will accept test e or sustanon scripts in exchange for test cyp ? Otherwise I guess I’m back to the Docs with more “ can you help me out “ conversations ! Thanks again dude 
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I doubt they will but let me know! From memory the cyp was far more expensive and not practical.
Gday mate , well I had an Email back from the pharmacy and they are happy to provide test Cyp , 1000mg for $125 , in a 5ml vile this is slightly more than Primo but way cheaper than sustanon easy , just have to supply them a script specific for cyp , this form would make dosing a dream just ha e to pursuade my doc to write a script hopefully the shortage is enough to do that
Oh man, that’s awesome! Is that the melb compounding pharmacy and the doc from Perth?
Did they say anything about enanthate?
Yeah the pharmacy you lead me to , Sent them an email and they responded next day , I’m still a bit sceptical because it’s compounded in house but I’m sure they have a tonne of customers/patients taking Cyp it’s a lot cheaper than Sus , my TRT Doc is based in Perth yes , just waiting on an email fro. The pharmacy about if test will be ok to be transported across without affecting quality
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Did they say anything about enanthate?
Yeah mate , they said to me they are waiting on the raw ingredient to arrive say they can make the enanthate , they said to me I should be happy with the effect of Cyp very similar to enanthate only not as higher percentage per ml , ie 200mg per 1 ml as opposed to test E at 250mg per 1 ml ,
Yeah sweet mate! I just called them and they said enanthate 250mg 3ml multi use vial will be 70-80$ and should be a couple of weeks away. Not too bad, although it’d be better if it came in a bigger vial but that’s all they’re allowed to do apparently. At least it will be sterile and allow for multi use. Also means the exact same primoteston script can be used; I’m reluctant to ask my doc for anything else at this stage!
Apparently the other pharmacy I’ve mentioned can do 10ml Test C for $150
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Sounds like we could be on to a good thing fellas keep us posted if any of you end up with a vile be interesting to see how it turns out
Why would you want a 10ml vial? Have you weighed the pros and cons of such a big vial?
Travel? Laws against ? Can that be considered distribution or not for personal use? I might be stretching here, but thats what cops and govs do.
With the same vial, after so many punctures, you are going to start to see rubber particles in the Test solution ? What then?
I use the small 200mg/ml 1ML vials where I get about 2-3 shots per vial. Makes it perfect for travel and I am not so worried about rubber particles in the vial because of the less amount of punctures.
Valid point, but unfortunately our options are extremely limited here!!!
Thats right, my apologies, I didnt read the whole thread. You guys are working around that shortage. I guess I would be happy with whatever I could get.
What if you got that huge vial and then separated it into smaller amount of Test per vial?
https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=emtpy+sterile+vials
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Could do, first we have to find a doc willing to script haha
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I guess i was lucky in that standpoint, my GP just wrote a new script saying he could as primo or sus are essentially the same thing and resolving the 1 medical issue. But the bastard wont give me a script for hcg lol
Sorry I don’t get what he scripted?
The pharmacy mentioned can supply HCG in place of pregnyl… 
Oh i meant the switching of Test types.
Genius! Now why didn’t you just say that in my thread about the permanent 18g hole in the top of my 10ml Cyp vial???!!! Lmao
I’m ordering some sterilized 5ml vials right now and gonna transfer what’s left into those as soon as they arrive!
Thanks for that man! I didn’t even think to look if that was an option.
One question…do these sterilized sealed vials already have a vacuum, or do I need to insert a needle and draw out air in a greater than or equal to volume of what I’m going to transfer into it?
Edit…did some digging and came across the proper method for transferring into empty sterilized vials. If anyone else is wondering, here’s what I found…
Get a big enough syringe to hold the amount that you’ll be transferring (sterile of course). In my case, I’ll be putting 3ml into 2 vials and 2ml into a 3rd because I have about 8ml left in my damaged 10ml vial. And I just happen to have a couple of 3ml syringes on hand.
Put an 18g sterilized needle on the syringe and draw out 3ml of test from the first vial. (Of course it should go without saying that the vial stoppers should be wiped with an alcohol pad).
Next, draw in a tiny bit of air to remove what’s in the 18g needle and then change to a new sterilized 23g or 25g needle. Insert that into the empty vial (don’t inject yet). Insert another sterilized 25g needle only (or the smallest that you have on hand) into the empty vial to serve as a vent.
Inject test into empty vial and then remove vent needle and injecting rig.
I’m going to use the same three needles and the syringe to repeat this process two more times wiping the needles with a fresh alcohol pad each time. If you really want to be safe, use a fresh sterilized set for each individual transfer. I’m only going to use my same setup because it’s only three quick transfers and my test has BA in it (and the original vial has a hole in it now anyway) so I’m not too overly concerned about my test being temporarily exposed to air. That ship has already sailed with this particular vial.
Anyway, that’s my plan and maybe this can save someone else from having to dig for the info. If any of you see any flaws in the above, please correct me here!
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To be honest, my genius just kicked in. I had actually just thought about it.