medsmex.com

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Is there other sites besides this one to get LDN without a script?

Is the count always 28? Just wondering if I can get more for the

money. What do the docs that do the phone consultations charge for

the consultation? Thanks

Rhonda

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I've read a lot of comments about the fillers used by different

pharmacies in formulating LDN. Is there any way of knowing what filler

Medsmex uses? And how much does that really matter? I've read conflicting

things in the emails to this group and on one of the web sites I've been

researching. One of the web sites even had a short little article that said

that Dr. Bihari doesn't worry very much about which filler is used, or

something like that.

Is the issue of fillers really just a matter of whether or not you are

allergic to one or more of them? I ask this because my immune system has an

amazing ability to develop allergies to almost anything, given enough time.

I was working in medical laboratories for almost 14 years when I suddenly

developed an allergy to latex, just as one example. Anyway, the price at

medsmex.com is very good, about $100 for enough pills to make enough of the

liquid to take for almost a full year, as opposed to my Copaxone which

costs me between nothing some months and $20 other months, depending on

what kind of mood my insurance company is in at the time I go to pick it up.

So if the issue of fillers is not really a big problem, this could save me

all the hassles of trying to figure out which doctor is willing to

prescribe LDN. And I could get it delivered right to my apartment complex,

as opposed to having to drive halfway across town to get my Copaxone at the

one particular pharmacy specified by my insurance company. The instructions

for making the liquid are really simple, sort of like things I do at work

every day, so this could be just the ticket for me if the issue of fillers

is not a huge problem.

Vali

Date: Sun, 2 Jan 2005 20:05:33 -0800

From: " " <jatrac1@...>

Subject: Re: Bottom Line - what happens if we can't get it?

You can order Revia from Medsmex.com without a prescription and reduce

the 50mg tablets to the dosage you need to use. The instructions for doing

so have been posted several times, but I'm sure someone familiar with the

process will post again if you need the info.

JT