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But the exceptions are the things you really don’t want to be running out of. Which is extremely unfortunate and silly given that those who want to source thes
by stallmanite 7y ago
But the exceptions are the things you really don’t want to be running out of. Which is extremely unfortunate and silly given that those who want to source these things illicitly will do so and those who follow the rules will suffer.
- carbocation 7y agoNot sure what you're referring to. I'm thinking of medications like injectables, which may not have a sufficient shelf life to permit getting the full set of supplies all at once. But most of the medications which are life-threatening if withheld (e.g., antiplatelet medications after a stent) can be obtained in bulk with a normal prescription.
- stallmanite 7y agoI was thinking of Adderall specifically but in the case of Benzodiazepines, withdrawals can be fatal and they’re controlled substances so presumably ineligible for the 3 months prescription.
- carbocation 7y agoYes, I agree; while benzodiazepines are not generally considered life-saving medications, they can be life-threatening (like alcohol) if high tolerance is developed and cessation is abrupt.