Prescriptions on line

ilovemydogs · 09-25-2006, 09:39 PM

My girlfriend told me this evening that she buys all sorts of drugs on line WITHOUT a prescription.
Does anyone know about the site? GNC Pharmacy?
I need to get some antibiotics and I do not have a prescription and it seems they will sell it to you without one.
Yes I know who knows WHAT you are getting, and WHERE is it coming from, or HOW safe your info is, but my friend is very happy with the company and has been using it for about a year now.
So anyone know anything or can anyone recommend an online pharmacy?
ILMD

jlynn · 09-25-2006, 10:19 PM

The only online pharmacy I used was a Canadian pharmacy, but I had a prescription from the doctor.
(Nexium - $5.00 per pill US, $2.50 Canada).

ilovemydogs · 09-25-2006, 10:26 PM

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Originally Posted by jlynn

The only online pharmacy I used was a Canadian pharmacy, but I had a prescription from the doctor.
(Nexium - $5.00 per pill US, $2.50 Canada).

Thanks jlynn, I will check it out and see if you can get pills without a script.I did do the WHOIS and it said it is from Pittsburg.
???

Interesting that you can get pills without a script now.

ILMD

jlynn · 09-25-2006, 10:36 PM

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Originally Posted by ilovemydogs

Interesting that you can get pills without a script now.

ILMD

You can't...legally.

ilovemydogs · 09-25-2006, 10:38 PM

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Originally Posted by jlynn

You can't...legally.

Oh geesh wasn't thinking that. I wanted to get some BAYTRIL for my dogs that are rescued (antibiotic)I will check out what the problems are if I were to buy them. I don't need any problem...
ILMD

hannah · 09-26-2006, 12:12 AM

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Originally Posted by ilovemydogs

Oh geesh wasn't thinking that. I wanted to get some BAYTRIL for my dogs that are rescued (antibiotic)I will check out what the problems are if I were to buy them. I don't need any problem...
ILMD

There are several places both online and locally that you can get drugs for animals without a vet's prescription. Try a local Southern States store first. They can order just about anything you might need except narcotics. Online there's http://www.1800petmeds.com and they do offer Baytril. As far as I know, buying pet medications online without a prescription is perfectly legal.

ilovemydogs · 09-26-2006, 08:15 AM

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Originally Posted by hannah

There are several places both online and locally that you can get drugs for animals without a vet's prescription. Try a local Southern States store first. They can order just about anything you might need except narcotics. Online there's http://www.1800petmeds.com and they do offer Baytril. As far as I know, buying pet medications online without a prescription is perfectly legal.

Thanks Hannah, I just paid shy of $125 for 56 pills here not to mention the visit .

I will be in Jamaica and there are a lot of dogs there that need help, so I want to have the Baytril on hand.

ILMD

centex · 09-26-2006, 08:30 AM

My guess is that the online vet pharmacies pretty much run the same as the online people pharmacies in that you fill out a questionaire and a person with the right initials behind their name signs off on the prescription (I have ordered online before during a period where I did not have my deductible satisfied...biggest mistake I could have made- those eff'ers continue to call and hound me about refills to this day).

hannah · 09-26-2006, 08:48 AM

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Originally Posted by ilovemydogs

Thanks Hannah, I just paid shy of $125 for 56 pills here not to mention the visit .

I will be in Jamaica and there are a lot of dogs there that need help, so I want to have the Baytril on hand.

ILMD

If you are flying there you'd best have a prescription on hand to verify what the drugs are or they will be confiscated. Or at least a note from a verifiable vet.

jlynn · 09-26-2006, 09:23 AM

She didn't say it was for the dogs

But you are right - you need to find out what the customs rules are before you haul a bunch over there with you - only to have them confiscated.

ilovemydogs · 09-26-2006, 10:55 AM

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Originally Posted by hannah

If you are flying there you'd best have a prescription on hand to verify what the drugs are or they will be confiscated. Or at least a note from a verifiable vet.

jlynn, if you really knew me EVERYTHING is about the dogs.
; )
Baytril is amoxicillin so that is why I have no problem getting human or canine pills.
I have brought all the drugs down in the past, of course they were in script bottles so I will make sure I have something on me from a vet.

ILMD

ilovemydogs · 09-26-2006, 11:14 AM

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Originally Posted by ilovemydogs

jlynn, if you really knew me EVERYTHING is about the dogs.
; )
Baytril is Amoxicillin so that is why I have no problem getting human or canine pills.
I have brought all the drugs down in the past, of course they were in script bottles so I will make sure I have something on me from a vet.

ILMD

I should have written that Baytril ,like Amoxicillan is an antibiotic and can be used for the same ills.

ILMD

roybean · 09-27-2006, 04:36 AM

Do an internet search; some will ask for a prescription because seniors who need lots of meds can get them cheaper on line, but there are many that you do not need a prescription. You fill out a questionaire regarding your health and any other drugs you may be taking, they send it to their own doctor/pharmacist and you will either be approved or not in usually 24hrs. Unless you have serious problems you will likely be approved. Plus they will ask you to sign an on line waiver that you agree to use the script properly and monitor things like your pressure, or look for rashes or any adverse reactions....

ilovemydogs · 09-27-2006, 10:29 AM

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Originally Posted by roybean

Do an internet search; some will ask for a prescription because seniors who need lots of meds can get them cheaper on line, but there are many that you do not need a prescription. You fill out a questionaire regarding your health and any other drugs you may be taking, they send it to their own doctor/pharmacist and you will either be approved or not in usually 24hrs. Unless you have serious problems you will likely be approved. Plus they will ask you to sign an on line waiver that you agree to use the script properly and monitor things like your pressure, or look for rashes or any adverse reactions....

Okay thanks for all the info roybean.

ILMD

roybean · 09-27-2006, 02:30 PM

FDA is slacking up on some drugs and you also have to look at your state laws (we're all gonna be attorneys soon here) because some states do not allow you to order on line drugs...it's like a half dozen or so that have this rule, but whatever on line pharmacy you use will tell that they don't ship to certain areas because fines are big. I think MI, NV etc. because they say it takes money away from their state revenues. I don't know about MA, but you can stuff for severe acne, of couse sexual stimulants, diet pills, pain meds, and I think you can get stuff for blood pressure.....and they ship FedX.