Revia/Nlatrexone without prescription

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http://www.edrugnet.com/showprice.asp?name=Naltrexone & bysearch=ok

Of course *they* are out of stock.

http://www.111drugstore.com/listprice_br2.htm

That one says Revia.

There seem to be lots of online pharmacies. Search Google with the

string " Revia without prescription " or " Naltrexone without

prescription " . The thing these guys seem to do is a free phone

consult with an MD and the rest is the honour system.

Then you have to send it to a compounding pharmacist, and choose

a good filler. Avicel seems to be the only way to fly, and you

have to make sure it is specifically *not* a time release filler.

Speaking of calcium, any chemists out there know what is used in

the time release vitamin Cs? Not the " tiny time pill " version but

the solid tablets.

That freefiliate website sounds like somebody is getting a commision

but it doesn't get me any LDN...

-Sullivan

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> > Am I to understand that you only feel one should just get a compound

> > using avicel? If so, do you have a pharmacy in mind?

>

No. Someone quoted Skip's Pharmacy's Skip saying that there

can be compaction in drugs compounded with calcium carbonate,

and that that might be causing slowed release. Someone should

look up the research and see if that's been found in labs or

in vivo as they say.

> Also, with regards to calcium, are you saying calcium fillers

> should be avoided?

No, but I really sincerely blamed, even at the time, the filler,

not the vitamin for my acute renal colic episode I had. I was

on morphine for that one and I don't ever want to do that again

thank you very much. :-)

Since stones are calcium oxalate I was wondering if they

came from calcium carbonate somehow. Or whatever

else might have been used.

I am personally leaning towards this method:

using a mortar & pestle crush one 50mg tablet to powder

dissolve powder in 50 ml distilled water

use graduated sealable container

with a 10ml needle less syringe withdraw THREE ml or

however many your dosage corresponds to

put the rest in the fridge, sealed

put the dose in your bedtime drink of choice or

a glass of water

Before you put the needle in them, the ones used to inject

Avonex are the kind that is needed. They have ml

graduations.

No filler, no avicel (cellulose, *very* inert), no compounding.

You could get a pharmacist to make up the liquid and

put it in bottle for you. But I would not use anything but

distilled water, and keep it in the refrigerator (the liquid,

not the pills).

-Sullivan