Re: Question on Revia/CONFUSED!!!!!!!!!!!!!:p

[Guest guest]

Ok, get to Wal-mart and they say they don't have anything called in.

Hello!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I called before I went and I hear YES

and 1 year refill. Oh, that pisses the shrewness off!!! so I

will figure out Wed. what the heck is going on. Wal-mart is screwy

anyhow and I always hear crap at the pharmacy like they don't get

prescriptions called in all the time when I'm waiting. Nutty......

So, now I wondering about measuring equipment b/c I picked up two

oral syringes sold at Wal-mart for two friends ordering Revia from

Mexico. It's where the bulb type are. I've been using ML syringes

and I put in the 4.5mgs in the ones I'm using and put water in the

new one and crap, it comes to only 4mgs so what is up with

that?????????? Use the bulb ml measurer and it didn't come out the

same either. Crapola, and I want to tell these people correct. I

don't get it and lst time I used a shaker thing I have for vitamin

drinks and the 50mls on that is more water than the droper with the

bulb. Somebody tell me what is going on.

Is the correct way to pull a syringe like the CC's back to the last

line on the rubber tip inside to the 4.5mgs? and I know how to

measure the bulb type b/c it has lines to 4.5 and this new one, does

anybody have that one??? It as a tip you can close which is good.

I'm just confused at the moment and want to tell people right and

seems frickin MLS would be MLS. It's not coming out right and when

I put what I have been taking in a regular syringe at 4.5mgs in the

new oral one I got tonight, comes out 4mgs.

HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

!

Rhonda

> > I called my neuro and they called in the Revia since it seems to

work

> > better than the compounded. And get this, they put a year

refills.

> > That is 11-12 years worth!!!!! I know meds come with

expiration

> > dates but I wonder if they really lose affect and that could be

another

> > money making thing. I plan to refill all them monthly and not

have to

> > go back to neuro unless symptoms increase. Is there a way to

keep the

> > pills good that long?

> >

> > Rhonda

> =======

>

> Go to GoodShape's board and ask him about this. He uses the ReVia

tablets and mixes his own.

>

>

[Guest guest]

I think I'm still overwhelmed by no Revia at Wal-mart. Had a light

bulb moment and decided to hold the new oral syringe up the other

way and measure. Heeeeheeeeee, I was holding where some would go

down where it shoots out and I do that with the other syringe but

this one must be different. Looks like it measures right holding

the tip where it comes out upright. Geez. Will work more on this

later. I got things to take care of and have to be in bed in an

hour!! Maybe some of this will make sense tomorrow........ Will

experiment again to get it right. Got tons of people wanting LDN

and I have to show them correctly on measuring. I'm no Dummy

either!! but when it gets later at night............

Rhonda

Rhonda

> > > I called my neuro and they called in the Revia since it seems

to

> work

> > > better than the compounded. And get this, they put a year

> refills.

> > > That is 11-12 years worth!!!!! I know meds come with

> expiration

> > > dates but I wonder if they really lose affect and that could

be

> another

> > > money making thing. I plan to refill all them monthly and not

> have to

> > > go back to neuro unless symptoms increase. Is there a way to

> keep the

> > > pills good that long?

> > >

> > > Rhonda

> > =======

> >

> > Go to GoodShape's board and ask him about this. He uses the

ReVia

> tablets and mixes his own.

> >

> >