Re: Has anyone tried Cream Compounded T3?

[Guest guest]

, have you tried taking T3 sublingually? I talke my Cytomel this way and it really makes a difference. I think sublingual takes care of absorption issues. Can't do it with some/all generics though.Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerryDate: Wed, 27 Jan 2010 19:36:50 -0000To: <RT3_T3 >Subject: Has anyone tried Cream Compounded T3? It seems SR T3 or T3 taken orally can bind and not absorb well.Has anyone tried to use a cream version? I talked to my compounded pharmacy and they said they can make a cream T3 but it isn't sustained release.Thanks,

[Guest guest]

While I have no experience with transdermal t3, I can say that we have used it

transdermal applications for other medications on our group and the absorption

rate is about 20% of oral and sometimes not steady....so you may not get the

same amount each time.

I'd try sublingual first.

jan

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> It seems SR T3 or T3 taken orally can bind and not absorb well.

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> Has anyone tried to use a cream version?

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> I talked to my compounded pharmacy and they said they can make a cream T3 but

it isn't sustained release.

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> Thanks,

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[Guest guest]

Thanks for the replies.

I am starting to remove the RT3 and using SR T3 which I take twice a day. I am

only at 15mcg which I take 8am and 8pm. Seeing how it goes with me, if it

starts to give me issues I may have to go cytomel.

I have the adrenal fatigue and having to watch this too.

I am on the adrenal fatigue group and decided to come over and visit since I am

focused on this now.

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> > It seems SR T3 or T3 taken orally can bind and not absorb well.

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> > Has anyone tried to use a cream version?

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> > I talked to my compounded pharmacy and they said they can make a cream T3

but it isn't sustained release.

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> > Thanks,

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