Where do you get your mail-order Naltrexone?

June 19, 2006

Would anyone who has ordered (and received) Naltrexone tablets from a

mail-order company in the last 60 days or so, please post:

-- Where you ordered it from

-- How much you ordered

-- How much it cost you

-- Method of payment

-- How long it took to arrive

-- What kind of Naltrexone is it -- Revia, Depade, Nodict, etc...

Thanks so much!

Maureen

(Gazorpa)

June 20, 2006

I ordered Revia (Bristol-Myers Squibb) from www.medsmex.com on 6-Dec-05

1 box of Revia (28 tablets) for USD$ 104.95 plus shipping

Paid by Visa, taking a week/10 days to get here.

Cheers, Rae

[low dose naltrexone] Where do you get your mail-order Naltrexone?

Would anyone who has ordered (and received) Naltrexone tablets from a

mail-order company in the last 60 days or so, please post:

-- Where you ordered it from

-- How much you ordered

-- How much it cost you

-- Method of payment

-- How long it took to arrive

-- What kind of Naltrexone is it -- Revia, Depade, Nodict, etc...

Thanks so much!

Maureen

(Gazorpa)

June 20, 2006

www.eshoprx.com

NoDict, air mail fast from India

Must have Visa card

30 tabs abt $80

--- In low dose naltrexone , " bentleyfam26 " <mclarke@...>

wrote:

>

> Would anyone who has ordered (and received) Naltrexone tablets from a

> mail-order company in the last 60 days or so, please post:

>

> -- Where you ordered it from

> -- How much you ordered

> -- How much it cost you

> -- Method of payment

> -- How long it took to arrive

> -- What kind of Naltrexone is it -- Revia, Depade, Nodict, etc...

>

> Thanks so much!

>

> Maureen

> (Gazorpa)

>

June 20, 2006

Hello, Maureen,Sorry---I'm sure I just misspelled your name. Yous post asked all the questions I wonder about. I have had MS since I was diagnosed on 12/12/91, but I know from enduring what is commonly known (in my family) as 'The Migraine That Lasted NINE months' that I have had it much longer than that. My husband of 24 3/4 yrs. divorced me mid-MS and therefore left me with no insurance, no doctors, and no medications; and shall I add, no $ to buy insurance if anyone in this state would accept me. The only one in NC which will accept a new policy for an MS patient wants $2400.00 a month. Nealy 29,000 a year is out of the question, so I am making do all on my own. Trudeau, anyone?So, when I read about LDN I have been very encouraged, but How do I Get it? I have no Dr. from whom I could get a prescription. Is it possible to order anywhere from anyone? My life is also complicated by the fact that my husband managed to make sure my credit was ruined so

I could never get a credit card when he threw me out. So, I have 0 balance, 0 energy, can't walk, AND have to try to get by without a credit card. Can life get harder?Any wisdom about LDN you might be able to pass on would be SO appreciated !Thanks so much, Holt

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June 20, 2006

I was very sorry to read your story, . Life can be tough at times...

You definitely don't need to see a neuro and beg for an LDN prescription, or pay $500 for Dr Bihari's prescription either, like many folks are doing. There are many of us here who mix-up 50mg Revia capsules with 50ml of distilled water, then store it safely in the fridge, drawing whatever dose they want into a measured 5ml child's dropper that you can buy from your pharmacy. I bought my Revia from www.medsmex.com but they're out of stock right now, as I understand it; but there are other outlets: http://www.brandmeds.com/pricelist.HTML , then scroll down to Revia, you can buy it by the pill (cheapest way!). Or try http://www.eshoprx.com/prdDetail.aspx?Param=340 & cmd=1. That will get you 28 pills that can last for almost a year, depending on your dose. I daresay you'll need a legit credit card to place your order though, but maybe a friend can order it for you if you repay in cash; or you can suggest it from your family for a birthday? Maybe they'll take a money order?

Good luck! Rae

From: low dose naltrexone [mailto:low dose naltrexone ] On Behalf Of Sent: Tuesday, June 20, 2006 10:42 AMlow dose naltrexone Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Re: Where do you get your mail-order Naltrexone?

Hello, Maureen,Sorry---I'm sure I just misspelled your name. Yous post asked all the questions I wonder about. I have had MS since I was diagnosed on 12/12/91, but I know from enduring what is commonly known (in my family) as 'The Migraine That Lasted NINE months' that I have had it much longer than that. My husband of 24 3/4 yrs. divorced me mid-MS and therefore left me with no insurance, no doctors, and no medications; and shall I add, no $ to buy insurance if anyone in this state would accept me. The only one in NC which will accept a new policy for an MS patient wants $2400.00 a month. Nealy 29,000 a year is out of the question, so I am making do all on my own. Trudeau, anyone?So, when I read about LDN I have been very encouraged, but How do I Get it? I have no Dr. from whom I could get a prescription. Is it possible to order anywhere from anyone? My life is also complicated by the fact that my husband managed to make sure my credit was ruined so I could never get a credit card when he threw me out. So, I have 0 balance, 0 energy, can't walk, AND have to try to get by without a credit card. Can life get harder?Any wisdom about LDN you might be able to pass on would be SO appreciated !Thanks so much, Holt

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June 20, 2006

Does NC have an Health Insurance Pool? SC does. This pool is

for " uninsurables " . As a matter of fact,one of the requirements is a

denial from an insurance company. The premiums are not cheap, but

they are less than half what I was paying for private insurance

(which was $1600) and has a MUCH lower deductible. If you go with a

deductible of $1500, you can open a Health Savings Account. That

account will provide you with a card like a debit/Visa card for tax

deductible medical expenses. The account also has a tax advantage

just like an IRA. All of this is separated from your credit, I'm

pretty sure.

--- In low dose naltrexone , <ckholt4992@...>

wrote:

>

> Hello, Maureen,

> Sorry---I'm sure I just misspelled your name. Yous post asked all

the questions I wonder about. I have had MS since I was diagnosed on

12/12/91, but I know from enduring what is commonly known (in my

family) as 'The Migraine That Lasted NINE months' that I have had it

much longer than that. My husband of 24 3/4 yrs. divorced me mid-MS

and therefore left me with no insurance, no doctors, and no

medications; and shall I add, no $ to buy insurance if anyone in this

state would accept me. The only one in NC which will accept a new

policy for an MS patient wants $2400.00 a month. Nealy 29,000 a year

is out of the question, so I am making do all on my own.

Trudeau, anyone?

> So, when I read about LDN I have been very encouraged, but How do I

Get it? I have no Dr. from whom I could get a prescription.

> Is it possible to order anywhere from anyone? My life is also

complicated by the fact that my husband managed to make sure my

credit was ruined so I could never get a credit card when he threw

me out. So, I have 0 balance, 0 energy, can't walk, AND have to try

to get by without a credit card. Can life get harder?

>

> Any wisdom about LDN you might be able to pass on would be SO

appreciated !

>

> Thanks so much,

> Holt

>

> ---------------------------------

> Messenger with Voice. PC-to-Phone calls for ridiculously low

rates.

>

June 20, 2006

Try public assistance (Medicaid) They won't cover LDN but Will cover medical expenses. LDN can be obtained without a prescription via:

http://www.eshoprx.com/prdDetail.aspx?Param=340 & cmd=1

And by the pill at:

http://www.brandmeds.com/pricelist.html

The first option is a bit cheaper but the other offers the by-the-pill option.

Peace and Blessings

~*~ Akiba ~*~

Pragmatic Visionary

http://yodamamma.blogspot.com/

http://www.solay-twinflames.com

-- [low dose naltrexone] Re: Where do you get your mail-order Naltrexone?

Hello, Maureen,Sorry---I'm sure I just misspelled your name. Yous post asked all the questions I wonder about. I have had MS since I was diagnosed on 12/12/91, but I know from enduring what is commonly known (in my family) as 'The Migraine That Lasted NINE months' that I have had it much longer than that. My husband of 24 3/4 yrs. divorced me mid-MS and therefore left me with no insurance, no doctors, and no medications; and shall I add, no $ to buy insurance if anyone in this state would accept me. The only one in NC which will accept a new policy for an MS patient wants $2400.00 a month. Nealy 29,000 a year is out of the question, so I am making do all on my own. Trudeau, anyone?So, when I read about LDN I have been very encouraged, but How do I Get it? I have no Dr. from whom I could get a prescription. Is it possible to order anywhere from anyone? My life is also complicated by the fact that my husband managed to make sure my credit was ruined so I could never get a credit card when he threw me out. So, I have 0 balance, 0 energy, can't walk, AND have to try to get by without a credit card. Can life get harder?Any wisdom about LDN you might be able to pass on would be SO appreciated !Thanks so much, Holt

Messenger with Voice. PC-to-Phone calls for ridiculously low rates.

June 20, 2006

i think that the messages are getting really confusing. thank you Rae for your nice words. I do not have ms or anything else this time that requires LDN ( I don't think so but you never know) -in my last message I was trying relate this with depression that we were all talking about . no matter. just wanted to straighten that out.brewing your stuff in the kitchen has been a big topic in my house. just to explain who I am so there is no confusion.I am Mrs Skip the wife of Dr Skip Lenz who has been very active in LDN for years. I am a RN who has been working the pharmacy. Most of my work is in the animal world-I do rescue work and some other stuff and the only human (as opposed to veterinarians) that I have been interested in is our MS patients and other patients that are on LDN. Last year I fulfilled one of my dreams and I went to film school. I think the combo of being a nurse and being very disgruntled with the mainstream medical establishment , having the luck of knowing some wonderful doctors and really exploring mainstream care especially the care that you guys get on a regular basis is drilled into my brain. and the way you all help each other in the face of your own illnesses is nothing less than incredible.This past year I traveled with Dr Skip and my son Adam to the second annual LDN conference at NIH and we videotaped the entire day. I am slavingggggg away at editing it right now (only kidding-i am editing but it is so much fun) . I just told this story this morning to someone else. I had no idea how important it would be until I came back and started to capture the video. I went there with the only expectation that we would have video for Dr Gluck and the low dose naltrexone web page. while we there we also interviewed Dr Gluck, the wonderful Anne Boyle Bradley, her wonderful brother Dr Phil Boyle, we have a great interview with skip the car and one with Dr Crowly that blew me away and -here is this sweet guy- a practitioner form rural ireland- and he says into my camera in that sweet Irish voice"I think that someday patients will sue doctors for NOT giving them LDN." its just incredible information. what my goal is with the dvd is that you guys can bring this to your doctors and watch them and also share this information with other folks who may benefit so people can actually see that the people behind ldn are not internet wingnuts but actual educated physicians (and one fabulous pharmacist!) and an author who are all quite knowledgeable and educated and are floored by one thing. none of them understand why more physicians are not prescribing ldn.after this is finished I will be working on a short documentary - the only thin I am missing is patient input -because I want folks to see you guys the way I see you guys. and I want folks to think very seriously about how our healthcare is delivered (or not!) having said that Rae- if I needed LDN -I would still need a prescription but I would get it compounded.cyndiOn Jun 20, 2006, at 11:18 AM, Rae & Doug Bower wrote:I was very sorry to read your story, . Life can be tough at times... You definitely don't need to see a neuro and beg for an LDN prescription, or pay $500 for Dr Bihari's prescription either, like many folks are doing. There are many of us here who mix-up 50mg Revia capsules with 50ml of distilled water, then store it safely in the fridge, drawing whatever dose they want into a measured 5ml child's dropper that you can buy from your pharmacy. I bought my Revia from www.medsmex.com but they're out of stock right now, as I understand it; but there are other outlets: http://www.brandmeds.com/pricelist.HTML , then scroll down to Revia, you can buy it by the pill (cheapest way!). Or try http://www.eshoprx.com/prdDetail.aspx?Param=340 & cmd=1. That will get you 28 pills that can last for almost a year, depending on your dose. I daresay you'll need a legit credit card to place your order though, but maybe a friend can order it for you if you repay in cash; or you can suggest it from your family for a birthday? Maybe they'll take a money order? Good luck! Rae.

June 20, 2006

Hi

Have you got the pre-orders up on your web page yet?

Thanks

Victor

June 20, 2006

noi'm going to tell adam to do this right now so i'll put it out therecyndiOn Jun 20, 2006, at 12:53 PM, vbandrucson wrote:HiHave you got the pre-orders up on your web page yet?ThanksVictor

June 20, 2006

My message below was a reply to Holt, not you, Cyndi Lenz... Being married to a pharmacist, as you are, I totally understand your position.

Rae

From: low dose naltrexone [mailto:low dose naltrexone ] On Behalf Of Cyndi LenzSent: Tuesday, June 20, 2006 12:46 PMlow dose naltrexone Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: Where do you get your mail-order Naltrexone?

i think that the messages are getting really confusing. thank you Rae for your nice words. I do not have ms or anything else this time that requires LDN ( I don't think so but you never know) -in my last message I was trying relate this with depression that we were all talking about . no matter. just wanted to straighten that out.

brewing your stuff in the kitchen has been a big topic in my house.

just to explain who I am so there is no confusion.

I am Mrs Skip the wife of Dr Skip Lenz who has been very active in LDN for years. I am a RN who has been working the pharmacy. Most of my work is in the animal world-I do rescue work and some other stuff and the only human (as opposed to veterinarians) that I have been interested in is our MS patients and other patients that are on LDN.

Last year I fulfilled one of my dreams and I went to film school. I think the combo of being a nurse and being very disgruntled with the mainstream medical establishment , having the luck of knowing some wonderful doctors and really exploring mainstream care especially the care that you guys get on a regular basis is drilled into my brain. and the way you all help each other in the face of your own illnesses is nothing less than incredible.

This past year I traveled with Dr Skip and my son Adam to the second annual LDN conference at NIH and we videotaped the entire day. I am slavingggggg away at editing it right now (only kidding-i am editing but it is so much fun) .

I just told this story this morning to someone else. I had no idea how important it would be until I came back and started to capture the video. I went there with the only expectation that we would have video for Dr Gluck and the low dose naltrexone web page. while we there we also interviewed Dr Gluck, the wonderful Anne Boyle Bradley, her wonderful brother Dr Phil Boyle, we have a great interview with skip the car and one with Dr Crowly that blew me away and -here is this sweet guy- a practitioner form rural ireland- and he says into my camera in that sweet Irish voice

"I think that someday patients will sue doctors for NOT giving them LDN."

its just incredible information. what my goal is with the dvd is that you guys can bring this to your doctors and watch them and also share this information with other folks who may benefit so people can actually see that the people behind ldn are not internet wingnuts but actual educated physicians (and one fabulous pharmacist!) and an author who are all quite knowledgeable and educated and are floored by one thing. none of them understand why more physicians are not prescribing ldn.

after this is finished I will be working on a short documentary - the only thin I am missing is patient input -because I want folks to see you guys the way I see you guys. and I want folks to think very seriously about how our healthcare is delivered (or not!)

having said that Rae- if I needed LDN -I would still need a prescription but I would get it compounded.

cyndi

On Jun 20, 2006, at 11:18 AM, Rae & Doug Bower wrote:

I was very sorry to read your story, . Life can be tough at times...

You definitely don't need to see a neuro and beg for an LDN prescription, or pay $500 for Dr Bihari's prescription either, like many folks are doing. There are many of us here who mix-up 50mg Revia capsules with 50ml of distilled water, then store it safely in the fridge, drawing whatever dose they want into a measured 5ml child's dropper that you can buy from your pharmacy. I bought my Revia from www.medsmex.com but they're out of stock right now, as I understand it; but there are other outlets: http://www.brandmeds.com/pricelist.HTML , then scroll down to Revia, you can buy it by the pill (cheapest way!). Or try http://www.eshoprx.com/prdDetail.aspx?Param=340 & cmd=1. That will get you 28 pills that can last for almost a year, depending on your dose. I daresay you'll need a legit credit card to place your order though, but maybe a friend can order it for you if you repay in cash; or you can suggest it from your family for a birthday? Maybe they'll take a money order?

Good luck! Rae

..

June 20, 2006

On Jun 20, 2006, at 2:35 PM, Rae & Doug Bower wrote:i realized that after i went through all my emails- shrinking smaller smaller smaller-- cyndiMy message below was a reply to Holt, not you, Cyndi Lenz... Being married to a pharmacist, as you are, I totally understand your position.RaeFrom: low dose naltrexone [mailto:low dose naltrexone ] On Behalf Of Cyndi LenzSent: Tuesday, June 20, 2006 12:46 PMlow dose naltrexone Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: Where do you get your mail-order Naltrexone?i think that the messages are getting really confusing. thank you Rae for your nice words. I do not have ms or anything else this time that requires LDN ( I don't think so but you never know) -in my last message I was trying relate this with depression that we were all talking about . no matter. just wanted to straighten that out.brewing your stuff in the kitchen has been a big topic in my house.just to explain who I am so there is no confusion.I am Mrs Skip the wife of Dr Skip Lenz who has been very active in LDN for years. I am a RN who has been working the pharmacy. Most of my work is in the animal world-I do rescue work and some other stuff and the only human (as opposed to veterinarians) that I have been interested in is our MS patients and other patients that are on LDN.Last year I fulfilled one of my dreams and I went to film school. I think the combo of being a nurse and being very disgruntled with the mainstream medical establishment , having the luck of knowing some wonderful doctors and really exploring mainstream care especially the care that you guys get on a regular basis is drilled into my brain. and the way you all help each other in the face of your own illnesses is nothing less than incredible.This past year I traveled with Dr Skip and my son Adam to the second annual LDN conference at NIH and we videotaped the entire day. I am slavingggggg away at editing it right now (only kidding-i am editing but it is so much fun) .I just told this story this morning to someone else. I had no idea how important it would be until I came back and started to capture the video. I went there with the only expectation that we would have video for Dr Gluck and the low dose naltrexone web page. while we there we also interviewed Dr Gluck, the wonderful Anne Boyle Bradley, her wonderful brother Dr Phil Boyle, we have a great interview with skip the car and one with Dr Crowly that blew me away and -here is this sweet guy- a practitioner form rural ireland- and he says into my camera in that sweet Irish voice"I think that someday patients will sue doctors for NOT giving them LDN."its just incredible information. what my goal is with the dvd is that you guys can bring this to your doctors and watch them and also share this information with other folks who may benefit so people can actually see that the people behind ldn are not internet wingnuts but actual educated physicians (and one fabulous pharmacist!) and an author who are all quite knowledgeable and educated and are floored by one thing. none of them understand why more physicians are not prescribing ldn.after this is finished I will be working on a short documentary - the only thin I am missing is patient input -because I want folks to see you guys the way I see you guys. and I want folks to think very seriously about how our healthcare is delivered (or not!)having said that Rae- if I needed LDN -I would still need a prescription but I would get it compounded.cyndi.

June 20, 2006

lol, even control+mouse scroll wont even help THAT! :0)))

Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: Where do you get your mail-order Naltrexone?

On Jun 20, 2006, at 2:35 PM, Rae & Doug Bower wrote:i realized that after i went through all my emails- shrinking smaller smaller smaller--