Re: Re: LDN pharmacies

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Hey Jill,

If it's making you nervous, then by all means use Skip's. There was a post not to long ago that had all the pharmacies and there #. Strike up a relationship with the compounding pharmacist, you'd be amazed at the accommodations he/she can make for you! Good luck. . let us know how you've made out!

From: jncmail [mailto:jncmail@...] Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2004 9:28 PMlow dose naltrexone Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Re: LDN pharmacies

Hi , The local pharmacy said they use corn starch and silica for the filler and that they would not make it slow release. They said they usually only do 4.5 mg pills but would do 1.5 if that's what I want. It all sounds o.k. I'm just nervous about getting it made incorrectly and then not having it work for that reason. Thank you so much for the information.Jill> It''s up to you, I have been getting my script filled by a local compounding> pharmacy and have had little problems. However, one on the list would> certainly know what fillers to use and that it should be a quici release> formula. Skips pharmacy has a great reputation in FL. I'm in the Tampa Bay> area. Good luck!> > (SPMS)> > _____ > > From: jncmail [mailto:jncmail@y...] > Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2004 3:20 PM> low dose naltrexone > Subject: [low dose naltrexone] LDN pharmacies> > > My internist just wrote me a prescription for LDN (for MS). He made > the script out to a local compounding pharmacy here in Orlando, FL. > My concern is that this pharmacy is not on the pharmacy list posted > on the LDN web site. I don't know anything about this local place > other than that my doctor has used them for other medicines. Their > price is no cheaper than having the LDN shippped from out of town. > Does anyone have an opinion about whether I should use the local > pharmacy or send the script to one of the pharmacies listed on the > LDN site?> > > > _____ > >