Not Avail By Script. I Had Knee Surgery Today And With Script In Hand

[pic book]

find that Norco 10s are not avail at any pharmacy.  State law changed Nov 1, and pharmacies know it but doctors who write scripts, don't.  So i'm headed to the emergency room to get a shot to put me down for the night.

I find out AFTER the cutting.  pissy on this. 

I need a street dealer to fill this script cause the state is stooooopidddoo.

Edited November 5, 2014 by pic book

[pic book]

Until this changes, don't do same day surgery center outside the hospital if you need strong narcotic.

FORGET IT.

In the hospital surgery ONLY til further notice.

[pic book]

we did not vote on this shittyyy law, did we?

[t-pain]

its DEA/FDA who changed the scheduling of norco and vicodin and all that fun stuff.

of course you dont vote for DEA/FDA goons, they are political apointees.

nor can we vote on the controlled substances in state nor federal.

 

we've been trying to warn people about the rescheduling of hydrocodone here in the forums:

 

http://michiganmedicalmarijuana.org/topic/44693-fda-wants-limits-on-most-prescribed-painkillers/

http://michiganmedicalmarijuana.org/topic/47499-just-a-little-vicodin-rescheduling-is-all/

http://michiganmedicalmarijuana.org/topic/45950-the-dea-proposes-to-reschedule-hydrocodone-products-from-schedule-iii-to-schedule-ii/

 

sorry pic book, sucks to be in pain right now.

Edited November 5, 2014 by t-pain

[t-pain]

reminds me of the fucktarded rules about sudafed.

putting the sudafed behind the pharmacy counter really stopped METH didnt it? yep.

[snarkler]

I thought pharmacies still dispense Norco and its cousins, but new rules require Prescriptions for schedule II substances, with limited exceptions, must be written, may only be written for a 30-day supply, and pharmacies must receive original prescriptions before dispensing.

[t-pain]

pharmacies been cutting back on all controlled substances.

everyone is calling all of the pharmacies to get their scripts.

its madness out there.

 

try calling in different areas. like the rich part of town instead of the not so rich part of town.

or the more senior part of town. sometimes can get lucky from pharmacy to another pharmacy. mention that you have the actual prescription and can and will drop it off first. mention that you only need a low number of pills. might help.

[fishhead]

Yeah I was at the pharmacy Friday, hydrocodone is now Schedule II. 

It seems the closer mj is to be legal, the further away the prescriptions travel.

 

Sorry PIC..  can not cg to cg this one   

 

I think some of this might of come from the time release norco...people OD'd like crazy when they went to time release norco, trying to chase the buzz.

Edited November 5, 2014 by fishhead

[pic book]

everything is avail on the street in detroit. i am ok.  these 10s are great for knee surgery, really greeeeeeaaatttttttt.

[pic book]

the er doctors knew about the rescheduling but not the surgeon nor his staff.

[imiubu]

Wishing you a speedy recovery pic.

 

Sucks you are going through this bs.

[Habenero]

Can't drs keep that stuff in their offices to dispense with prescription for patients they see?  Maybe not due to scheduling?  I've been sent home with meds from my dr but, come to think of it, never painkillers.

[trichcycler]

Viagra, Levitra, Cialis right

[trichcycler]

you ever known a group of young girls that could keep their hands off narcotics?

[Habenero]

Viagra, Levitra, Cialis right

Not yet!

 

But I have gotten antibiotics for myself and an inhaler for my son when he couldn't breathe when he had bad chest congestion. Maybe they don't give out narcotics though. But darn I would ask for them after outpatient surgery. If they can't give out narcotics it's too bad someone has to make a trip to the pharmacy after a surgery.   Hope you're feeling better pic book. You haven't had a lot of luck lately. I remember you had that flood a few weeks back.