I'll keeping hoping for the best, Mimi. Don sounds like a real fighter, and I'm sure his otherwise superb health is working in his favor.Quote:
Originally Posted by Biciclista
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I'll keeping hoping for the best, Mimi. Don sounds like a real fighter, and I'm sure his otherwise superb health is working in his favor.Quote:
Originally Posted by Biciclista
My last box of Advil Cold and Sinus had 40 pills in it. I'm sure it differs from state to state, but 10 pills seems ridiculously low.Quote:
Originally Posted by Veronica
something tells me our friendly neighborhood meth labs aren't getting their ingredients from boxes of 10 (or 40) cold tablets... We're all inconvenienced and they've got a big illegal source.
I suggested that my local pharmacy put a scale by the register, if you're nice and plump like me you're obviously not involved with meth. :rolleyes:
I miss my pseudoephedrine. Phenylephrine does nothing for me. When I lived in Cleveland, I didn't have a pharmacy nearby, so the Sudafed PE was pretty much the only thing I could get.
Not-at-all-dear headache: Please go away. I have a class from 5-7. I need to be able to actually pay attention and take notes and not flinch every time someone says anything above a normal conversational volume.
Dear body:
If you let me sleep more than three hours at a time, we wouldn't have this problem.
Bethany, I'd also suggest that maybe you see if they can still give you the prescription for it. I've gotten prescriptions for Claritin even after it went over-the-counter, back when pharmacies advertised $4 generics but the OTC generics were twice as much.
LOL. There's my belly laugh for the day.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pax
Hey Bethany,
Do you have carpet in your house? I used to have allergies and asthma all the time, and then I moved to a house with no carpet (hardwood floors throughout). My allergies went away. Just a thought.
I wish I'd been as lucky. My allergies are no better in my carpetless new(ish) house than they were in my old carpeted house.Quote:
Originally Posted by tulip
Get it from Amazon? 90 tablets for under $30. I bet that's how the meth cooks get it. :rolleyes:
http://www.amazon.com/Allegra-Hour-A...f=pd_sim_hpc_2
I heard that there was a new recipe for making meth. Bit more dangerous but it bypasses the need for pseudoephedrine hydrochloride.
Why not just splatter on the internet with this new recipe so the idiots won't cook meth the current way.
Sometimes, I think our government over reacts. Another thing that is being controlled is Ammonium nitrate. Abundant quantities are used on farm for fertilizer. Okay so it was featured on Dept. of Ag. film on its use to remove tree stumps. And it was unfortunately used in Oklahoma bombing. This horrible incident caused the government to react by imposing strict traceability, accounting and security. Last I heard is that there is only one manufacture of the stuff in US. The rest gave up and stopped producing for the farmers saying that the control was so onerous that they either couldn't comply or was beyond cost prohibitive.
Back to Meth... Now there is a paper work to be filed when one tries to sell a house in Calif.
There is one that states whether anyone has died at the house during past five years.
There is one that states whether paint on the house is so old that there is potential for lead paint.
There is one that states that the house has smoke detectors AND CO detector installed.
There is one that states that the house may/may not or have been inspected for black mold.
and...
There is one that states whether the house was used for meth manufacturing.
Time for a blunt and mellow out. jk...
That's just regular Allegra, without a decongestant.Quote:
Originally Posted by redrhodie
I gotta starting getting my Allegra online. That's cheap.
There are a lot of reasons I don't like to buy combination drugs, but there you go with another one.
Buy your Allegra in the biggest package it comes in (it doesn't do a thing for me anyway, so I don't know how it comes). Buy your pseudoephedrine in the 48-pack. Problem solved.
I blame cycling for my allergies. LOL. I was just fine until I've been outside all summer. Once the farmers start harvesting I bet it will get worse.
Yes I have carpet. Would love to dump it, but can't at the moment.
I'm pretty sure the previous residents of my apartment had a cat or two. I don't get fall seasonal allergies, and I'm vaguely uncomfortable every morning now that I'm in the new place. :(
Dear neighbors:
I don't know if you realize this, but you are not the sole residents of the apartment complex, and other people do actually want to go to bed before 3 or 4 am. Furthermore, I'd like to inform you that these apartments have thin walls and no insulation, so sound carries, and that rain under no circumstances requires screaming like a two-year-old.
And stop leaving trash on your patio. It's nasty.
-Me.