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Angela Wright said:The psychiatrist gives the recommendation, then the clinic issues a prescription that you take to the pharmacy along with your ID and insurance card.
From what I gather, he has his recommendation ready, but the clinic has to print out a new prescription for him every single week. He should probably just sit down and work out a solid plan with his doctor to handle this smoothly.

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Well, look, if that's how it works, then fine—that's the deal. But if he's actually out of meds because he was buying them under the table, then that's a whole different story.

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Angela Wright said:Why don't you just give your doctor a call and lay it all out for them? If they’re willing to write out a paper prescription, you could always have someone swing by the pharmacy to pick it up and mail it to you. Plus, if they just sign off on your insurance card, they can easily set up a recurring refill order. That way, you can just head down to the local CVS whenever you actually need it.

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Look, it’s a controlled substance. Period. A psychiatrist has to write the prescription for that kind of stuff.

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Aaron Sanchez6 said:One whole year


And honestly, you don't really have many options for a direct swap. Your best bet might be grabbing some Zoloft and just trying to white-knuckle it through. It hasn't been that long since you started, but I'm sure you're feeling pretty lousy right now. Seroxat is an option too, but let's face it—you aren't going to find that easily without a psychiatrist's note anyway. Honestly, just go see a specialist and tell them exactly what's going on. Personally? I’d say try to get off this stuff entirely. Hang in there for a few more days; you should start feeling a bit more human after a couple of weeks.

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Aaron Sanchez6 said:I was on a 4 mg daily dose of buprenorphine, but since I started this seasonal gig, I’ve run out. The issue is the prescription only gets refilled once a week. Does anyone know of a similar prescription medication that might work as a substitute? Honestly, I can't handle this—the sweating, the constant fatigue, the irritability... and I work in hospitality. I absolutely cannot afford to miss shifts, especially since I need to stay on through September 15th. Any advice would be huge. Thanks in advance.


How long
have you been taking it?

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Hey everyone. I’ve got a quick question for you all—I wasn't quite sure which sub-forum this belonged in, so I figured I'd just drop it here. I'm wondering if it's actually worth it to use some kind of protector on a brand-new pair of sneakers, or if I'm just overthinking things.
For context, a buddy of mine just hooked me up with a pair of Puma Future Cats as a gift (seriously incredible gift from an even more incredible friend), so thanks again, man!

Specifically, I'm looking at these kicks and I really want to make them last. As far as I can tell, they're made of suede. Does anyone here recommend a specific spray or treatment to protect them? Ideally, something I could just lightly mist on every month or so to keep them clean and shielded from the elements.

http://de.puma.com/de/de/pd/bmw-moto...20blue#start=6

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