Pain Medication

[Jack Peterson]

Here you go sir! Enjoy!!!

 

Strange way to end a sale on something I thing we could all do without But.................................. :rolleyes:

 

JP :mocking:

[i am bob]

Here you go sir! Enjoy!!!

 

Strange way to end a sale on something I thing we could all do without But.................................. :rolleyes:

 

JP :mocking:

So true, Jack. But those really were the words she used! Of course she could have been referring to the phone number she slipped into the bag that I found later... :D

[Jack Peterson]

Of course she could have been referring to the phone number she slipped into the bag that I found later...

 

Yeah! Yeah!   Then you wonder why you get into problems  :hystery:

 

JP

[sonjack2847]

 

Of course she could have been referring to the phone number she slipped into the bag that I found later...

 

Yeah! Yeah!  pigs flying.jpg Then you wonder why you get into problems  :hystery:

 

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Jack I thought you were going for a beer.

[Jack Peterson]

Jack I thought you were going for a beer.

 

 

SO!  I forgot to log off. :thumbsup: 

 

Mutter Mutter Mutter 

 

JP 

[Jack Peterson]

Back to the plot before i get my hand Slapped. Pharmacies in Dumaguete have of late been getting very stiff about prescriptions. Even on 2 occasions the Generic Pharmacies have asked to see the Original prescription before they dispense a generic alternative. I guess this is the correct thing to do, as well all know in the West No prescription No dispensing. Common stuff OK but the Heavier things some of us need to should be monitored. :thumbsup:

 

JP :tiphat:

 

 

 

 

 

Edited to add a word 

Edited August 22, 2015 by Jack Peterson

[chris49]

I too am glad to see tramadol is available. I use it for my arthritis as well. Does it require a prescription?

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No prescription, but a few options on the type and the dosage. Just read the flyer provided in Generics, there is 4 or 5 pesos and 27.50 both for 50 mgms capsule or tablet. As in all generics there might be some variation in quality control, so you consider that also.

Tramadol is not a drug to fool around with and could become addictive despite the fact that is was designed as an alternative to injectable pain meds, eg Morphine and Demerol.

Edited August 22, 2015 by chris49

[Gratefuled]

I think maybe the doctors are just trying to cover themselves. You don't have to take the pain relief. It's just available if you do.

 

My dentist gave me some vicodin after he pulled my wisdom teeth. I didn't need it but I kept it anyway. When I told a female employee, she wanted to buy my vicodin. "No way", I said. I might need it someday soon. I never did. Ended up flushing it.

[Thomas]

Tramadol is not a drug to fool around with and could become addictive despite the fact that is was designed as an alternative to injectable pain meds, eg Morphine and Demerol.

(I tested some pain killers just to see if I could speed up my move, but I have a special gene (=no reaction at any morpine related) and no other pill made any useful difference either.)

One of the pain killers I got at prescription were Tramadol. The doctor said I could absolutly not take it more than 14 days in line, because it's ADICTIVE.  But it didn't made any relief at me anyway, so I skiped them after a few days test.

[bob33809]

I have been on them for 3 years I guess I'm in trouble

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