OK. I'm new and am looking for hydro or something similar that will work. I'm not bias!! If it gets rid of the pain, that'll do. I have a script pending at prescriptiondrugplanet.com since july! Used them before so I know they are legit but this is ridiculous. I'm scared to go somewhere else while I wait because I thought you can't have multiple scripts out for the same thing. Am I wrong? Hydro seems to be the cheapest of it's type of narcotic and it works. Is there something different that works just as well and isn't more expensive. I just tried tramadol which did notheing at all!! I got it super fast though from nextdaytramadol.com. Any way of getting something that works that fast? Another problem I have is the quanity of meds I need. I've had so many surgerys and was in the hospital for 2 months last year all the while on demerol and morphine, that my tolerance for meds is so high. My latest sugeron and anathesiologist were amazed at how much meds it took to put me under. How do I legally (or can I legally) obtain enough of the right meds to keep me functioning as the active mom I want to be each month without running out every couple of weeks and having to suffer withdrawl on top of the pain. I would like to keep my pain CONSISTENTLY controlled so I can also return to school. Pre-med if you can believe it!!! After the past 2 years I very seriously considering switching from pre -med to pre-law and go into medical malpractice!!! I decided to become the doctor no-one has been to me!! Please post you guys and help me out. This is why I joined. Thanks.

Toni

Hello NoPain and Welcome!

You have likely not received any replies because you posted your question in the pictures section of this forum, but if I you are in need of Hydrocodone containing prescription drugs such as Vicodin ES, Vicoprofen, Lortab 10/500, Norco 10/325, Lorcet 10/650, or any of the other brand name, generic equivalent, or even compounded tablets which contain up to 15mg of Hydrocodone and usually only 80 or 100mg APAP, than you would have to apply at one of the online consultation services as found in the 'phone consultation' sections of the members area within this website.

Due to legal changes that went into effect last year, you now require an initial consultation with one of the affiliated prescribing doctors in your area. Monthly refills are still prescribed over the phone in a similar manner as this was always done before.

Currently you are also allowed to choose any pharmacy you wish to use to fill the script, whereas you were previously limited to pharmacies that were affiliated to the consultation services in question, which gave them the opportunity to charge much higher prices compared to what you would normally pay for the medications.

Doctors that participate in pain management consultation networks generally issue high quantities and are easy to deal with if you have a legit complaint and are able to proof that your use of the medication requested can be justified. Please do NOT use multiple services at one to obtain the same prescription drug. This is considered doctor shopping and against the law which means that it may cause legal consequences not only for you, but also for the prescribing doctor which in the end affects all of us...

If you have additional questions please post them in the right thread on this forum and feel free to send me a PM if I can be of any help!

Cheers,

Clouds