Re: Compounding Pharmacies

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Jim:

If she is licensed to write prescriptions in California then the

prescription is good anywhere within the United States. Do like I do, I

demand that the Doctor write the prescription and give it to me. Then, I

get it filled wherever I so desire. A Doctor does not have the right to

require you to get a prescription filled where they designate.

Noland

----- Original Message -----

From: " jsgarvin51 " <jsgarvin51@...>

<low dose naltrexone >

Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2003 7:01 PM

Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Compounding Pharmacies

> Hi all,

>

> Been a member for awhile, been watching, went to my neuro last

> Thursday and asked to try the LDN. She didn't want to have any

> thing to do with it and basically refused. So I handed her a big

> manila folder with a lot of information I had printed about Ldn

> and asked her to please look it over. Today her nurse called.

> She's going to start me on a 3mg dose and wants to see me in 30

> days. I'm presently on Betaseron and will probably discontinue

> that, especially since every 3 months when the prescription needs

> to be re-newed, there is a 2 and sometimes 3 week delay getting the

> approval from the insurance company before it arrives. What it all

> boils down to is, Thank you all very much, for all the information

> and testimonials. And now a question for any and all in California

> who happen to be on ldn. I'm in the central San Joaquin Valley

> about 40 miles s/se of Fresno...does anyone have a compounding

> pharmacy in Calif., that they use?? The nurse said the Doc is not

> licensed to write prescriptions to out of state pharmacies?? I did

> give her the list on the LDN page so she has those to choose from.

> Thanks again, Jim

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