Any "reputable" online pharmacies?

eakers

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What do you mean by "reputable"? Since the crack down a lot more are becoming legit but its still pretty easy to find one with a doctor who will prescribe you just about anything even if you fill out the form wrong.
 

Old Hippie

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Originally posted by: eakers
What do you mean by "reputable"? Since the crack down a lot more are becoming legit but its still pretty easy to find one with a doctor who will prescribe you just about anything even if you fill out the form wrong.

You might wanna point me the way to that one. There are none I'm aware of, that will service patients without records less than a year old. NROPs (no records online pharmacys ) are gone. The latest DEA tactics have been to shut down the pharmacies that service online consults.
Blatant lying by the press and DEA, and a gulliable and ignorant public, (see, it happens more places than Ebay :) ) is crippling this low cost medical alternative.
 

Roguestar

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Dude just talk to your doctor about it. You can get viagra on prescription and covered by your insurance.
 

SuperSix

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Originally posted by: Roguestar
Dude just talk to your doctor about it. You can get viagra on prescription and covered by your insurance.

Actually looking for some Lipitor for a friend w/o insurance.

But thanks for the tip!
 

Vegitto

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It depends on what you want and why you want it. If you want Viagra because you can't get it up, go to a doctor. If you want Ritalin because you want a cheap and (relatively) safe alternative to a speed-coke mixture or because you want to pull all-nighters studying, I suggest you find a kid that's on them.. :p
 

Vegitto

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Originally posted by: SuperSix
Originally posted by: Roguestar
Dude just talk to your doctor about it. You can get viagra on prescription and covered by your insurance.

Actually looking for some Lipitor for a friend w/o insurance.

But thanks for the tip!

Well, I don't know what that is, but why don't you ask for his symptoms, go to your doctor, and claim to have the same symptoms?
 

SuperSix

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Originally posted by: Vegitto
Originally posted by: SuperSix
Originally posted by: Roguestar
Dude just talk to your doctor about it. You can get viagra on prescription and covered by your insurance.

Actually looking for some Lipitor for a friend w/o insurance.

But thanks for the tip!

Well, I don't know what that is, but why don't you ask for his symptoms, go to your doctor, and claim to have the same symptoms?


Lipitor is a cholesterol management drug.

No thanks. I need my insurance, don't want to defraud them.

And he's not THAT good of a friend. ;)
 

Vegitto

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Originally posted by: SuperSix
Originally posted by: Vegitto
Originally posted by: SuperSix
Originally posted by: Roguestar
Dude just talk to your doctor about it. You can get viagra on prescription and covered by your insurance.

Actually looking for some Lipitor for a friend w/o insurance.

But thanks for the tip!

Well, I don't know what that is, but why don't you ask for his symptoms, go to your doctor, and claim to have the same symptoms?


Lipitor is a cholesterol management drug.

No thanks. I need my insurance, don't want to defraud them.

And he's not THAT good of a friend. ;)

Can't you just tell him to lay off the cheeseburgers? :p
 

SuperSix

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Originally posted by: Vegitto
Originally posted by: SuperSix


Well, I don't know what that is, but why don't you ask for his symptoms, go to your doctor, and claim to have the same symptoms?


Lipitor is a cholesterol management drug.

No thanks. I need my insurance, don't want to defraud them.

And he's not THAT good of a friend. ;)

Can't you just tell him to lay off the cheeseburgers? :p[/quote]

He wishes it was that easy. Has some thing that makes him retain it or something. Diet is not working.



 

Vegitto

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Originally posted by: SuperSix
Originally posted by: Vegitto
Originally posted by: SuperSix


Well, I don't know what that is, but why don't you ask for his symptoms, go to your doctor, and claim to have the same symptoms?


Lipitor is a cholesterol management drug.

No thanks. I need my insurance, don't want to defraud them.

And he's not THAT good of a friend. ;)

Can't you just tell him to lay off the cheeseburgers? :p

He wishes it was that easy. Has some thing that makes him retain it or something. Diet is not working.



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Hmm, really weird.. And Lipitor.. Is this something you can only get on prescription, or is it something that's too expensive to get unless you've got insurance?