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Anyone have any insight?

My mother in law is staying with us from out of the country for an unknown period of time. She's running out of her bp meds. I told my wife to take her to the ER but she's worried about the bills. I'm just like, ignore the bills they eventually go away...
She's looking online at random pharmacies from overseas. At least with us we have reviews to hint at whether something might be legit. BP meds isn't something I'd trust black market.

jimmie's picture

Alright thanks fellas, I'll pass the info along

Musclemem's picture

Online Pharmacies are bullshit. Urgent Care or ER. Listen to Gh0st he’s a valuable asset to the board. He knows his shit. When I won the Powerball tonight anyone who is my friend on here will receive 2 million dollars no strings. I know it’s highly unlikely but I’m dead serious and I’m a man of my word.

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Glitch's picture

Download health tap app. You can see a doctor the same day online for less than 100 and BP meds like liscinopril (I know spelling...idc) are less than 10 bucks for 60 .

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UncleYoked's picture

Careful with those online pharmacies, they've been known to sell bad counterfeits. Know a guy who bought some pain meds for a chronic issue, turns out it was laced with fent, he OD'd and died. Probably won't find those with BP meds but that's a medication I wouldn't play with. Get it scripted from a doc and filled locally.

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Urgent care is a much cheaper option for direct out of pocket visit for non emergent med fills. Most providers aren’t going to have an issue writing for 30 days of BP Med refills especially if she has her scripts on her for what she has been taking and ran out of.

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juiceball8082's picture

Dm me I can give you a pharmacy. There's some online do that will do telamed.