Re: Why is Sibutramine a Controlled Substance? » Elizabeth

Posted by SLS on October 10, 2001, at 14:13:21

In reply to Re: Why is Sibutramine a Controlled Substance? » Psychopharm Nut, posted by Elizabeth on October 10, 2001, at 13:34:58

> Most likely, it was placed in Schedule IV because some rodents chose to self-administer it. It's chemically and pharmacologically similar to venlafaxine.
>
> -elizabeth

Hi Elizabeth.
I resent being called a rodent. And it's none of your business how often I self-administer. My acne isn't that bad.
What do you think of sibutramine as an antidepressant?
Do you know of anyone who has ever used it?
Thanks.

- Scott

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