piddleton
13-11-2007, 17:43
In the last few years online pharmacies are popping up all over the place, many of which are promising cheap perscription medication, no questions asked and yet no research has been carried out in order to support, or dispute, for that matter, the legimacy of these claims.
I know a very handsome SWIG who bought some diazapam from one such pharmacy, which I believe from the fascinating story he relied to me this very morning, cost him about XXX - about a XXX. The drug was made in Egypt and seemed pretty legimate, fancy packaging, a brand name written in Arabic and had all the usual telltale signs of having been made by a legimate pharmaceutical company and yet after taking a 10mg dose, he contracted a headache, a rather serious one that had lasted for a whole day; nor could he see any positive changes in his mood, no uplifting feelings, or calmer thoughts.
Has there been any research into the legimacy of these pharmacies? It is one thing for the FDA to continue releasing statements and other propaganda material against these upstarts but many of them might be quite reliable, providing good quality medication at low, low prices and in this day in age when so many people in America cannot even afford to pay their medical insurance many of these pharmacies could offer the lifeline that these patients so desperately need but without legimate and well funded research it is almost impossible to decipher the good pharmacies from the bad, which I think is very irresponsible for FDA who seems to be clearly representing the capitalistic interests of the major pharmaceutical companies.
If you guys can email me about your experiences with regards to making purchases made from these online pharmacies I would be most interested to hearing your opinons..... and if you do email, there could be sweetie in it for you.
It would be nice if enough people got together and built up their own database based on their own personal experiences of these businesses.
I know a very handsome SWIG who bought some diazapam from one such pharmacy, which I believe from the fascinating story he relied to me this very morning, cost him about XXX - about a XXX. The drug was made in Egypt and seemed pretty legimate, fancy packaging, a brand name written in Arabic and had all the usual telltale signs of having been made by a legimate pharmaceutical company and yet after taking a 10mg dose, he contracted a headache, a rather serious one that had lasted for a whole day; nor could he see any positive changes in his mood, no uplifting feelings, or calmer thoughts.
Has there been any research into the legimacy of these pharmacies? It is one thing for the FDA to continue releasing statements and other propaganda material against these upstarts but many of them might be quite reliable, providing good quality medication at low, low prices and in this day in age when so many people in America cannot even afford to pay their medical insurance many of these pharmacies could offer the lifeline that these patients so desperately need but without legimate and well funded research it is almost impossible to decipher the good pharmacies from the bad, which I think is very irresponsible for FDA who seems to be clearly representing the capitalistic interests of the major pharmaceutical companies.
If you guys can email me about your experiences with regards to making purchases made from these online pharmacies I would be most interested to hearing your opinons..... and if you do email, there could be sweetie in it for you.
It would be nice if enough people got together and built up their own database based on their own personal experiences of these businesses.