I find it frustrating that people go to such great length to exploit an individual's need; I'm simply not hardwired to think that way, so perhaps a bit of naivete on my part. I just think responsible people should be able to purchase what they need without worrying about scammers. But then...
Yep. In the US, there is an equivalent of tramadol that my vet gives for anxiety after she (the dog) had surgery to keep her calm and for fireworks displays in my area of town. My dog has an account at a large chain store. Cheaper than the vet. There are human equivalents of some medications...
Spot on. Especially about the hungry part. I can munch through some crazy combinations of random things in my fridge before I go to bed. I try to only take as needed to avoid dependence.
Personally, with a circadian rhythm sleep disorder, I've used amitriptyline (not a controlled substance)...
I've used a site called scamadvisor.com (I think I'm following the forum rules about posting websites) that was useful in determining country of origin and gives information on ownership and origins of websites that you type into the search engine. It also includes a review section at the bottom...