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Clean house. Deny everything.

Okay, so I had the option of IV infusion or nasal. IV was $500 a session not covered by insurance. I chose Nasal. My insurance wouldn't cover the prescription, but a bottle only cost $110 for a few months of doses. Each hour and a half session at the clinic is covered by insurance no copay...

I'm not super knowledgeable about this, but Gemini conversions are usually linked to a Google account, and publicly posting this shared conversation could possibly identify you somehow?

They're banned. Gone. It's not coming. I suggest getting a paid sponsorship so you can keep yourself informed on different vendors, which ones are good,which ones might be acting shady, or whatever.

Is there a way to see when your donation expires? Additional donations add time onto it? Can I upgrade to a different level of sponsorship? Do I pay the full donation amount or the difference from the previous donation.

I was about to place an order until I saw the posts about people possibly not getting their orders. I will wait for the favorable resolution of outstanding orders being reported here before purchasing, as I am sure many others are. Might I suggest at this point to just refund the man to save...

Pay for a sponsorship to the forum. $25 a year. Get access to a list of all the vendors. Place order. Enjoy.

I just got a scam email. From a bullshit email address and the click through goes to an entirely different site.

Try reading the forum https://drugbuyersguide.info/threads/how-to-donate-to-the-forum.4306/

My understanding is some medicines are noepinephrine and dopamine reuptake inhibitors which increase the amount in your system but don't directly simulate their release. This makes you more focused and feel less impulsive but doesn't do anything for motivation. Some medication directly stimulate...

I'll let you know within the next few weeks. My understanding is they have you go in for a two hour observed season twice a week for a month then once a week, then twice a month, then once a month, then you're done. Esket is covered by many insurances but regular k is usually out of pocket