Posted by itsme2003 on December 27, 2006, at 11:53:20
In reply to Re: medication that hasn't been approved » Maria3667, posted by liliths on December 18, 2006, at 7:04:16
> Hi Maria
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> I think it is ok if we discuss medications... after all, there are people on psycho-babble from all over the world. Many drugs not available in the US are available to them
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> I guess we just can't discuss where to get them... which is a shame, IMHO, as there are so many sites available, it would really help to know which ones provide a quality product
>I'm going to try to keep this post in compliance with the rules about drug sources and only talk about ideas and not exact sources.
Just as dr-bob.org is a great source for psychological info, there are discussion forums on the internet that talk about ordering drugs from internet sources. I can't mention the names of the boards without violating the rules here. I can give you the following guidance about them.
Suggestions about discussion forums for purchasing drugs online:
1) Avoid any forums that require you to purchase a paid memebership.2) Spend lots of time reading the posts. Several of the forums are basically front ends for a few websites. They'll have lots of good things to say about a few places and lots of bad things to say about a lot of places.
3) Many of the posters on these forums seem to be mostly motivated by acquiring pain medication or other scheduled meds. You should look past that and seek out the good information that is contained on the site. There is a site that I have found that is an especially good source for this type of information. You can search an index of their known sources for suppliers of a specific medication and you can also search through their discussion forum to find out what the posters think of a specific supplier.
In general there is a huge variation in the prices of medication from internet pharmacies. As an example a couple of minutes searching showed the prices for Tianeptine ranging from $.50 per pill up to $2.00 per pill. The $.50 per pill calculates to $45.00 per month, which, depending on your insurance plan, might be what you have to pay per month as a copay on a brand name medication.
Again, I have tried to comply with the rules (I have a copy of them open in another window while I'm doing this post). I apologize in advance if anyone feels that this post violates the rules.
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