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Posted by Enola on November 18, 2003, at 17:02:02
Hi,
I, like many people, am having lots of trouble with the new Nardil. I have been happily taking a fairly low dose of Nardil for 12 years, with little or no trouble, and suddenly this new Nardil has been screwing with me.
First I had withdrawal symptoms, so I upped my dose, now I'm having 'too much nardil' symptoms, but I'm afraid to go back down again, etc. etc.
I am furious. Why did Pfizer have to mess with a perfectly good thing? I have been talking to folks on this other newsgroup about their troubles with the new Nardil, and we are doing what we can to make Pfizer and the FDA aware of what's going on, in the hopes that if enough of us complain, something will be done.So please, if anyone on this board is having trouble with new Nardil, would you do the following?
1) register a complaint with the FDA, can be done quickly and easily online:
https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/medwatch/
2) call this guy at Pfizer and let him know what's going on and how much you want your old Nardil back.
1-800-438-1985, his name is Neil Shah.
btw, if you're interested in checking out this other board where we're all complaining about Nardil, here is the link:
http://anxietyhelp.org/treatment/medication/nardil.htmlMaybe if enough of us get together we can get our old Nardil back!!
Posted by ace on November 19, 2003, at 19:38:49
In reply to NEW NARDIL: a big problem!, posted by Enola on November 18, 2003, at 17:02:02
> Hi,
> I, like many people, am having lots of trouble with the new Nardil. I have been happily taking a fairly low dose of Nardil for 12 years, with little or no trouble, and suddenly this new Nardil has been screwing with me.
> First I had withdrawal symptoms, so I upped my dose, now I'm having 'too much nardil' symptoms, but I'm afraid to go back down again, etc. etc.
> I am furious. Why did Pfizer have to mess with a perfectly good thing? I have been talking to folks on this other newsgroup about their troubles with the new Nardil, and we are doing what we can to make Pfizer and the FDA aware of what's going on, in the hopes that if enough of us complain, something will be done.
>
> So please, if anyone on this board is having trouble with new Nardil, would you do the following?
> 1) register a complaint with the FDA, can be done quickly and easily online:
> https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/medwatch/
> 2) call this guy at Pfizer and let him know what's going on and how much you want your old Nardil back.
> 1-800-438-1985, his name is Neil Shah.
> btw, if you're interested in checking out this other board where we're all complaining about Nardil, here is the link:
> http://anxietyhelp.org/treatment/medication/nardil.html
>
> Maybe if enough of us get together we can get our old Nardil back!!
>
>
>Thank goodness I am on the old Nardil- I have rang Link Pharmaceuticals and they are gonna keep it that way!
But this is a prob, when Nardil suffers, I am upset!
BTW, if you are new to this site, I am the Nardil Champion here! Check out my old posts!
I have looked over the website you have mentioned and am not happy about this...
Do not fear...Ace is on the case!
1. In addition to complaining to Pfizer I would go straight to the FDA as well...I would go there first actually and tell them the whole story.
2. Is there anyway, until the old one is restarted, you could import from Link UK?
3. Also, I urge you to local governing members (ministers for health)
4. Of course, as I am doing, keep spreading the word EVERWHERE!
Nardil rules- the OLD Nardil...Ace.
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