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My favorite anonymous person's initials and a "magick" number. 

If I had a dollar for every different number they've used over the years I could fracking retire, cart Admin was the beginning of it. That was a good group for what they did, but they sold the shit out of everyone's phone numbers. Troy did the same thing, I think even AMC made some quick cash...

Depends on the day

Heh, it is pretty amazing how resilient they can be with their call lists, and the little buggers won't take no for an answer if you actually try to talk to them.  The one that made me start this thread was very different than the normal Indian Viagra call though, those are a some a dozen and...

Whatever works for anyone is great in my mind, to each their own.  Personally I think almost any other medication is better than tram at this point though, there's risks in over medication causing complications without any signs of early distress and, for those it affects, the WD is absolutely...

Usually generics don't offer coupons, it's similar to store brand groceries vs name brand. You're paying for a brand but the brand owner will cut people a deal for continued loyalty whilst those not in the know pay full price.  It's a little scary to me that are medications and health come with...

​indeed. I've been using safe mail for some time now and all things being equal I think I'm sure for a fresh account somewhere. Time to check some of these out. 

Heh I wanted to make some sort of joke about your post count HB but everything I came up with was gender incorrect. Oh well, anywho, I'm a medical manager of sorts. 

Patience is a virtue in the iop world, which can be a task order when someone is probably already anxious and in pain, but giving at least 48 hours for most vendors isn't uncommon. Some are great at 24 hr turn around but not all, especially when holidays are involved. 

Before ordering I would recommend always asking to verify any item is definitely in stock. The worst that can happen is their not honest and is delayed anyway, I've usually found most vendors will honestly reply a shortage of you ask directly so you're not left waiting too long. 

Different mechanism of action than tram but there's a reason it's not really perceived or available to many contraindications. 

Yes, went through the same thing and I'm on a low dose. It's happened a few times if I can't make it to the pharmacy in time for some reason.  Worst was when I came off my escitalopram and tram at the same time, worst wd experience I've ever had. Learned what restless leg really was that week. 

Strength is somewhere between tram and hydro.  It does have an agonist affect for most other opioids though so if you ate not clean at time of dose you may precipitate withdrawl symptoms by taking it. It works for what it is, but it's not the greatest pk in a lot of ways. 

Ok, EVERY SINGLE THING you just said about prozac makes me want to try to switch. That's one ssri I've never been on.  

​That's great, bupropion is so well established a lot of doctors seem to avoid it these days as a first choice.  They give it out for weight loss and smoking cessation more often than for depression, I've seen it help lots of people with different things.  It's amazing what a tiny chemistry...

If you google around for the three Ms: Marquis, Mecke and Mandelin, between the three different tests you can usually ID almost any substance rather definitively.  If you are going with just one the Marquis gives the best baseline info.  There's a lot of 1-shot kits out there that are crazy...

​Lol, I think I'm over the hump, I was able to understand completely what that post said, and I know a year ago I probably would've stared at totally boggled too.  I guess I've finally been reading long enough that all the shop talk finally sticks. Anywho, sorry to interject back to the topic...

Duplicate post, sorry. 

Escitalopram and vitamin d seem to be the best baseline combo for me. My vitamin d level is in the basement though. I've tried several other ssri/snri meds and that's the over that feels the best.  In years past tramadol was my only med besides my blood pressure pills and that worked well too...

For these mis shipped orders I'm curious how"off" they are?  Is it right count wrong med, right med wrong count or is he just willfully substituting "similar" medication?  If it's a shipping end of the supply chain issue it doesn't worry me nearly as much as if he's knowingly taking orders...