Please Scroll Down to See Forums Below Hey bros hit me with a PM if you know of an online pharmacy/source that sell hydrocodone, preferably with very little or no hassle, thanks
Online pharmacy for hydrocodone
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Be careful. It's a felony to obtain controlled substances from an online pharmacy.
partagus
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Damn Government. Always trying to save us from our selves. I have a web-site (different from the one I sent in the PM) that I found that before you can purchase meds, you have to fill out an on-line medical consultation and then you are given a perscription for the meds you need. Of course they charge you a consultation fee, but with a legal perscription, everyone is happy.
It's still illegal. People get arrested all the time for buying and selling (primarily selling) medicines on the internet.
You can't prescribe a controlled substance by phone or internet. You must physically examine the patient or have an established relationship with him or her.
When patients want me to phone in a narcotic prescription (even cancer patients), I cannot do it. I am required to file a written prescription with the pharmacy within 48 hours.
You can't prescribe a controlled substance by phone or internet. You must physically examine the patient or have an established relationship with him or her.
When patients want me to phone in a narcotic prescription (even cancer patients), I cannot do it. I am required to file a written prescription with the pharmacy within 48 hours.
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smbdybldr
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they even so strict filling a soma script
partagus
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swatdoc said:
I did not know this. If this is the case, and you're going to break the law anyway (which I do not advise or reccomend) you might as well save yourself the cash and skip the pricey consultation and just order away.
I have a question Doc, are you allowed to write perscriptions for yourself? Just curious....Thanks.
Controlled substances? No. Other medicines? Yes, but it's frowned upon.partagus said:
I have only once written a prescription for myself, and it was for malarial prophylaxis before going overseas to Africa on a short notice. I have my own physician who normally calls things in and writes prescriptions for me, but I was notified at 6 pm that I was departing the following morning at 6 am, so there was no way to have my physician write the prescription.
Physicians shouldn't write prescriptions for themselves or family members except in extreme circumstances. The first rule of medicine is "thou shall not threat thyself."
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