Grand Rapids, Michigan:
Q: What is Vicodin ?
Answer: Vicodin is a brand name prescription drug containing a two active ingredients Hydrocodone Bitarate (a narcotic analgesic) and Acetaminophen. Regular Vicodin tablets contain 5 milligrams of Hydrocodone Bitrate and 500 milligrams of Acetaminophen each. Vicodin ES and Vicodin HP contain respectively 7.5 and 10mg Hydrocodone Bitrate.
Q: Where can [...]
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Can I Legally Buy Vicodin? – Q & A
Posted by Teresita Tejada on May 17th, 2010
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Legally Buy Hydrocodone/APAP Overnight?
Posted by Teresita Tejada on May 6th, 2010
Q: What is Hydrocodone/APAP ?
Answer: Hydrocodone APAP (aka Hydro/APAP) is the combination of Hydrocodone Bitrate and Acetaminophen (Paracetamol) found in prescription drugs known under brand names like Vicodin, Vicodin ES, Lortab, Lorcet and Norco.
Q: Where can I buy Hydrocodone/APAP?
Answer: Hydrocodone/APAP is found in almost every U.S. pharmacy. There are also foreign pharmacies that sell this [...]
NEW: Rogue Pharmacies Online
Posted by Teresita Tejada on May 5th, 2010
New Hampton, Iowa – 8.30PM EST
Dear Visitors,
During the course of this week we have added no less than 10 additional online pharmacy reports to our premium content. Among those 10 a U.S. pain clinic which provides prescriptions for Hydrocodone, yet only to those pain patients with a documented medical condition who can justify their use [...]
Tags: Chronic Pain and my Nervous System
Posted by Teresita Tejada on May 4th, 2010
Tampa, FL 12.00pm
The human nervous system makes a quilt connection to the brain and sends messages in both directions to different parts of our body. The sympathetic nervous system informs the brain regarding pain suffered by the body, or by internal organs when they become damaged and as such have reason to complain. Prescription pain [...]
UK Facebook Fans Spread Mad Syphilis!
Posted by Teresita Tejada on May 2nd, 2010
UK Facebook fans create penicillin-resistant syphilis strain and proceed infection by soliciting sexual encounters with remote innocent English residents on twitter.
Harder-to-Break Oxycontin Tablets Gain FDA Approval
Posted by Teresita Tejada on April 6th, 2010
Yesterday on Monday April 5 the FDA announced that it had approved a new formulation of the controversial pain killer Oxycontin, which has been increasingly linked to abuse, overdoses, and fatal incidents, as well as countless emergency room visits throughout the USA.
The new formulation should make Oxycontin harder to abuse by making the tablets harder-to-break, [...]
Liberal Drug Law Changes in Mexico
Posted by Teresita Tejada on April 5th, 2010
Due to recent drug law changes in Mexico which prevent criminal prosecution as was the case in the past, many popular cities where kids frequently go for spring brake have now become a paradise for those who wish to purchase Marijuana, Cocaine, Methamphetamine and even highly addictive drugs such as Heroin. Reports recently found on [...]
Hydrocodone at No-Prescription Pharmacy Prices
Posted by Teresita Tejada on March 27th, 2010
Sunday, March 28, 2010:
Especially internationally located Hydrocodone sellers that do not request patients for a prescription or consultation, charge increasing amounts of money which may further vary depending on their location, your location, brand and/or generics inventory stock, the amounts of Hydrocodone contained within each tablet, quantity requested from the pharmacy, delivery via courier or [...]
No Hydrocodone Prescription for Depression
Posted by Teresita Tejada on March 26th, 2010
Dear Readers,
Today we received an email from someone asking us if we could offer help in finding a doctor that is willing to prescribe Hydrocodone for the treatment of chronic depression.
To answer this question honestly and in the open to the best of my knowledge, doctors will only prescribe Hydrocodone off-the-record for the treatment of [...]
From Barbiturates to Bezodiazepines to Z-Drugs…
Posted by Teresita Tejada on March 23rd, 2010
Dear Readers,
Although in 1950 barbiturates such as Pentobarbital, Amobarbital and Phenobarbital were commonly prescribed to treat anxiety and sleeping disorders, the increasing reports regarding deathly overdoses related to the use and/or abuse of such drugs caused them to obtain a controlled status in 1970 throughout the USA. Since this time barbiturates have also become stricter [...]
