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You probably won't get LDN in Taiwan, but have you tried to get Naltrexone

(parent drug), which you can make Low dose naltrexone with? I don't know about

Taiwan, but many countries who don't have anybody compounding LDN can still

supply the parent drug, the 50 mg tablet of Naltrexone (Naltima, Revia, Depade

one other names) You don't necessarily have to swap Copaxone for LDN, you can

always take the two, but most people who have done that eventually stop

Copaxone, as they don't see the sense in hurting themselves any longer, for the

very little benefit that might come from the torture. LDN is so much better and

safer.

Silvia

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> Hi,

>

> I am living in Taiwan and using Copaxone for my ms. I've been thinking of

> changing it to LDN, but my doctor is not willing to try it and I can not get

LDN

> in Taiwan. Is there anybody that knows how to get LDN in Taiwan and is it a

good

> idea to change from Copaxone to LDN.

>

> Some advise would be appreciated.

>

> Regards.

> Stephanus.

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Like most of us, just order it online without a prescription. One site is

http://NaltrexoneRx.com . You do not have to stop the Copaxone if you don't want

to. I did stop it, since the Copaxone did nothing for me compared to the great

results that I got from LDN, but they are not incompatible. That way, your

doctor will be happy, your insurance company will be poor, and you will be

healthier :-) Win-win all the way around.

Francie

http://LDN-for-MS.com

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> Hi,

>

> I am living in Taiwan and using Copaxone for my ms. I've been thinking of

changing it to LDN, but my doctor is not willing to try it and I can not get LDN

in Taiwan. Is there anybody that knows how to get LDN in Taiwan and is it a good

idea to change from Copaxone to LDN.

>

> Some advise would be appreciated.

>

> Regards.

> Stephanus.

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No prescription? Buy ldn on line and mix it yourself. The tablets contain 50 mg naltrexone, add 1 tablet to 50 ml distilled water and after the filler settles out the liquid contains all the naltrexone. 1 ml of the water = 1 mg naltrexone.RiverPharmacy.ca 60 X 50 mg $159.60 + $9.99 shipping = $2.83/pillAlldaychemist.com 50 X 50 mg $84.00+ $25.00 shipping = $2.18/pillUnited Pharmacies 50 X 50 mg $86.85 + $ 7.50 shipping = $1.89/pill Mexican pharm http://NaltrexoneRx.com.mx 30 X 50 mg $148.00 + $12.00 shipping = 5.33/pillEuroDrugstore.EU 30 X 50 mg $133.00+ $35.00 shipping = $5.60/pillSterlingFrom: Hendrik v.d. Westhuizen <vurk77@...>Subject: [low dose naltrexone] LDN in Taiwan?low dose naltrexone Date: Sunday, March 27, 2011, 1:07 AM

Hi,I am living in Taiwan and using Copaxone for my ms. I've been thinking of changing it to LDN, but my doctor is not willing to try it and I can not get LDN in Taiwan. Is there anybody that knows how to get LDN in Taiwan and is it a good idea to change from Copaxone to LDN.Some advise would be appreciated. Regards.Stephanus.

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Ultimately it is your decision. I thought the same way about 1 year ago. I had

access to what I thought then were the best MS drugs. I could not have been more

wrong.

I have seen many small improvements while using LDN. Perhaps the best of them

has been this. My mental condition has improved so much. So the question, should

you do it? Absolutely. Do not let cost comparison influence your decision.

Just because it doesn't cost thousands does not mean its not the best.

Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry

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