Where to order Rx online? I have no prescription

[n8236]

A friend of mine, who used to work in a pharmacy got me a tube of Tretinoin (acne cream) and it's almost used up. I'm trying to find a place online that is reliable to order another tube of this stuff.

I don't have medical insurance, that's why I am not getting this thru my dermatologist.


Thanks for any help :apple:

[r.j.s]

If it is a prescription medication, you won't be able to get it without a doctor's approval. I think you are out of luck.

[n8236]

There are plenty of websites online that I can order it from, I just don't trust them with my credit card. I'm just asking if there are any reliable ones.

[Zombie Acorn]

Reliable illegal pharmacy companies? lol.

[jessica.]

Reliable illegal pharmacy companies? lol.:D Awesome.

Point me to a reliable illegal company any day.

[emt1]

You do realize that it is illegal to obtain prescription medication without a prescription... right? Isn't it?

[Tower-Union]

No problem just go down to your local walk in clinic, see a Dr. and he'll write you a prescription you can fill for free :) Oh wait that's right your in the States. . . well good luck finding reliable illegal prescriptioni :)

Oh, and IBTL.

[ikermalli]

:D Awesome.

Point me to a reliable illegal company any day.

Well if you go on Jane & Finch in Toronto and you meet my boy J Bean-eaazzaaayyy or you know, be cool and not do drugs.

[DoNoHarm]

mexico.

[emt1]

mexico.

Now see, Tower-Union, this is an example of a useful post. Thank you, DoNoHarm, thank you and god speed!

Okay... time for bed...

[n8236]

I just want some damn pimple cream, omg lol

[jmann]

I just want some damn pimple cream, omg lol

Why don't you just get a free trial of Proactive™! ;)
We like to keep billing you forever!!!!!!!!

[Music_Producer]

I just want some damn pimple cream, omg lol

Lol, I feel for you man.. back in India I could just walk down to a pharmacy ('chemist shop' out there) and get practically anything - antibiotics, anti-virals, antihistaminics, etc - with *no* prescription. (Sedatives and dangerous stuff required prescriptions of course)

Imagine having to spend money to visit the doctor, have insurance etc etc - just to get pimple cream :p

[emt1]

I just want some damn pimple cream, omg lol

I have some Retin-A micro. No prescription. BUT I'M KEEPIN IT ALL FOR MYSELF MWAHAHHAAH!!!

[steve knight]

here are a couple I have used. they can save quite a bit of money. my tummy meds costs 90.000 a month for generic but I can get them online for about 70.00 for three months.
https://www.freedom-pharmacy.com/default.asp
http://www.qualitygenerics.com/index.php

[anjinha]

Just out of curiosity how much does aspirin cost in the U.S.?

[emt1]

Just out of curiosity how much does aspirin cost in the U.S.?

Around $2-$4 for a bottle of 30-50. Really depends.

Here's an example.

http://www.walgreens.com/store/productlist.jsp?CATID=304742&navAction=jump&navCount=0

[bruinsrme]

Just out of curiosity how much does aspirin cost in the U.S.?

you can get 1000 (two 500 bottles) for about $11 usd

[The Californian]

The private insurance system in the US is head and shoulders above the public systems abroad. While there is coverage for everyone in public systems, the time to get care is MUCH GREATER.

I used Proactiv for a while but what REALLY worked for me... Was an abraisive washcloth is the shower that I SCRUBBED my face with soap DAILY... try it.

[anjinha]

The private insurance system in the US is head and shoulders above the public systems abroad. While there is coverage for everyone in public systems, the time to get care is MUCH GREATER.

And your source for that is...?

We have free healthcare here and I never had a problem with waiting to getting treatment. While it is true that some people may have to wait for non-urgent procedures that is not as common as people think AND people still have the choice to get treated at a private hospital if they wish. So at least here everyone gets treated and those that can afford it can do so in private hospitals and clinics.

What do you think is better: not getting treated at all because you can't afford it or having to wait a little bit for treatment?

[sushi]

We have free healthcare here
Unfortunately, nothing is ever free in life.

Somehow the services and products must be paid for even if they are free.

[jessica.]

here are a couple I have used. they can save quite a bit of money. my tummy meds costs 90.000 a month for generic but I can get them online for about 70.00 for three months.
https://www.freedom-pharmacy.com/default.asp
http://www.qualitygenerics.com/index.php
How is this at all legal?

[iGary]

How is this at all legal?

I believe these places have a doctor on staff that can "diagnose" you based on a an e-mail description of your symptoms/what you have been treated for, etc.

When I was uninsured, I used to get my anti-depressants in this manner.

[sushi]

I believe these places have a doctor on staff that can "diagnose" you based on a an e-mail description of your symptoms/what you have been treated for, etc.

When I was uninsured, I used to get my anti-depressants in this manner.
Didn't know that. Good to know. Thanks!

[jessica.]

I believe these places have a doctor on staff that can "diagnose" you based on a an e-mail description of your symptoms/what you have been treated for, etc.

When I was uninsured, I used to get my anti-depressants in this manner.

Really? Which one did you use?

[iGary]

Didn't know that. Good to know. Thanks!

I think you'd have a much more difficult time getting controlled substances, however (painkillers/tranquilizers), but I'm pretty sure that's how they work it for non-addicting drugs.

Really? Which one did you use?

Paxil was the one I was taking at the time.

[jessica.]

I think you'd have a much more difficult time getting controlled substances, however (painkillers/tranquilizers), but I'm pretty sure that's how they work it for non-addicting drugs.



Paxil was the one I was taking at the time.

I meant pharmacy. ;)
Sorry.

[iGary]

I meant pharmacy. ;)
Sorry.

I don't remember; it was about 10 years ago. :o

[sushi]

I think you'd have a much more difficult time getting controlled substances, however (painkillers/tranquilizers), but I'm pretty sure that's how they work it for non-addicting drugs.
Some medicine is so expensive these days.

Shopping around for cheaper prices or generics is a good idea.

[Rt&Dzine]

Would a pre-paid gift card work instead of using your credit card?