What's the best online pharmacy?
 

especially for pain management.......

I don't think you'll find meds for pain online

Kwikmed sells celebrex.

I have before. I just can't remember where. And, now I'm having pain again in my back and my ankle. Of course, I can always go to the doctor, but not having to would be nice.

do you know of anyplace that sells tylenol w/codeine? they sell it over the counter in England, but not too many places online.

how's Celebrex? does it work well?

http://www.mymeds.org I think they got what chu need.

interesting, but it's not a pharmacy.....just a service that tells you how to get medicine. have you used it before?

from that site
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Purchase securely through ibill, our authorized sales agent.
www.iBillcs.com

MyMeds.org is a monthly membership club that keeps you updated with the most current information on how to buy drugs overseas, Mexico and Canada.

$20 a month for them to tell you where to buy the pills :1orglaugh

tylenol #2 w/ codine - i thought you were looking for something worthwhile :Graucho

is that site for real? never seen an online pharmacy where you had to join like that to order something... i worry that they are only selling 'information' as to where/how to order, especially the way they mention "Online Mexican, Canadian & Overseas Pharmacies"... vicodin through the mail sounds too good to be true..

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Celebrex is produced by Pfizer, so it's a good pain relief drug
http://kwikmed.com
You have pro's and con's and what you need to know about it written on the site (the celebrex page).
I don't know a store selling tylenol w/codeine, sorry :)

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There used to be a link on this page that was good. It's gone now. Try others at your own risk http://opioids.com/offshorepharmacy/

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if it were me, I'd use drugstore.com or one of the big guys.

I must be old fashioned :)

No. All the sites claiming to sell information on how to easily order cotrolled substances are going to rip you off selling you info you could easily obtain from other sources.

yeah, but with those you already have to have a prescription.

I never tried that site. I just saw the strong stuff on the front page. I don't even take asprin so I wouldn't know where to begin looking.

Who sells zoloft?

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try http://www.1drugstore-online.com

Non Narcotic.
Its like super advil.

Its an Anti-Inflamatory.
And an expensive one.

An online pharmacy that sold schedule 3 drugs w/o prescription verification or an in person doctor visit wouldn't last a 2 days.

http://www.oneclickrx.com

More prescription meds than ANY site on the net

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WEBMASTER INFO


$48,000,000 In Fines Levied Against Six Online Pharmacists

by Richard A. Chapo, Esq.
AdultInternetLaw.com



As I have been reporting for YNOTNews readers, online pharmacies have come under attack from various states. As predicted, the attacks are increasing in both volume and impact. On February 10, 2003, the Medical Board of California levied fines totaling $48,000,000 against six doctors for writing online prescriptions. In light of these fines, one has to wonder how much longer online pharmacies will be able to effectively function.


$25,000 Fine Per Prescription

Under section 2242.1(a) of the California Business and Professions Code, the California Medical Board is authorized to levy fines up to $25,000 per prescription against medical professionals that write illegal online prescriptions. The specific law is as follows:

2242.1(a) No person or entity may prescribe, dispense, or, furnish... dangerous drugs... on the Internet for delivery to any person in this state, without a good faith prior examination and medical indication therefore...

(b)... a violation of this section may subject the person or entity? to a fine of up to $25,000 per occurrence...

Using the above authority, the Medical Board investigated 1,952 online prescriptions written for residents of California for such drugs as Viagra, Celebrex, Propecia, Xenical, Meridia and Phentermine. Based on the investigation, the board levied the following fines:

· Michael Brunsman, M.D, licensed in Arizona, was fined $1,800,000 for issuing 72 prescriptions to Californians.

· Martin Feldman, M.D., licensed in Rhode Island and Florida, was fined $3,925,000 for issuing 157 prescriptions to Californians.

· Harry Hoff, M.D., licensed in Florida, was fined $1,250,000 for issuing 50 prescriptions to Californians.

· Carlos Levy, D.O., licensed in Florida, was fined $39,175,000 for issuing 1,567 prescriptions to Californians.

· David Livingston, M.D., licensed in Tennessee, was fined $1,500,000 for issuing 60 prescriptions to Californians.

· Jose Crespin, M.D., licensed in Florida, was fined $1,115,000 for issuing 46 prescriptions to Californians.


Enforcement Reaction

Representatives for the Medical Board indicated that the fines levied were to protect consumers from the ?irresponsible and illegal? practice of prescribing medication over the Internet. The Board has taken the position that any prescription written without a physical examination is improper.

Importantly, the various legal counsel for the physicians has indicated a strong appeal effort will be undertaken to reverse the fines. Unlike other enforcement actions, the size of the fines levied by the Medical Board make a settlement highly unlikely. Webmasters should expect to see this case move through the appellate courts and, potentially, to the U.S. Supreme Court. If the courts uphold the fines levied in a published opinion, particularly if the appeal is heard by a federal court, the future of the online pharmacy industry will be in serious doubt.


Impact On Webmasters

The statute used in these enforcement actions does not have a provision punishing affiliates of online pharmacies. As a result, it is not anticipated that California will pursue affiliates in the near future. Affiliates must recognize, however, that laws in other states such as Nevada do allow for enforcement against affiliates sending traffic to online pharmacies.

Regardless of the state law referenced, online pharmacies and affiliates of such sites should give significant consideration as to whether the ?game is up? for the online pharmacy industry. With major fines being levied, one has to wonder how much longer physicians will be willing to write online prescriptions. If physicians stop writing these prescriptions, the sites will necessarily go out of business. If this occurs, many affiliates could lose significant anticipated revenues.

Anyone really pay these prices?

:glugglug

I can vouch for these guys. This is where I buy my Viag...I mean Zoloft, yeah, Zoloft. http://pharmacymex.com

Yup

the site had over 500 orders just yesterday

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Try http://www.destinationrx.com they will find you the best prices among all the online pharmacies out there. There is no one best pharmacy since their pricing depends on the drug being priced