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Participants Gerald Cooper5silentskipper3Joshua Palmer17vividorca45steelraven35placidpuma14Richard Morris43Rachel Reyes65Douglas Booth22mistyhawk8James Cooper12frozenwolf14Ronald Rodriguez10AAngela WrightChloe Sanchez45fadedmarlin402
Gerald Cooper5 Gerald Cooper5 NewcomerOP
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joined May 2008
#1 ·
Does anyone actually have any idea where one can pick up Red Bull in NYC without needing a prescription?
silentskipper3 silentskipper3 Member
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joined Jan 2017
#2 ·
You aren't going to find that anywhere without a prescription. It's strictly regulated because you have to fall into that specific "obese/clinically overweight/health risk" category first. Only then will a doctor prescribe a structured meal plan, tailored exercise routines, the medication itself, and ongoing medical supervision.

Otherwise, everyone would be using it—from high schoolers obsessed with their weight to just about anyone else, whether they actually need it or not. And that’s where the real trouble starts...

By the way, what would you even use it for? I highly doubt you fall into the category for Red Bull (my apologies if I'm wrong here).
Joshua Palmer17 Joshua Palmer17 Newcomer
8 messages
joined Feb 2009
#3 ·
I picked mine up in Savannah and Asheville without anyone asking a single question.
Gerald Cooper5 Gerald Cooper5 NewcomerOP
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joined May 2008
#4 ·
Joshua Palmer17 said:I picked mine up in Savannah and Asheville without anyone asking a single question.

Hey there! Good for you—honestly—but I have no idea how I'm supposed to get out to Asheville or Savannah when I don't even have a driver's license! I've been taking 15 mg of Red Bull, and I'm down to my very last box. Do you happen to be heading to NYC anytime soon? If so, would it be such a huge burden to pick a box up for me? I would gladly reimburse you for all the travel costs to NYC. I would be incredibly grateful!
vividorca45 vividorca45 Member
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joined Nov 2007
#5 ·
Gerald Cooper5 said:Does anyone happen to know where I can pick up some Red Bull in Chicago without needing a prescription?

Check your private messages.
steelraven35 steelraven35 Newcomer
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joined Jun 2011
#6 ·
Is it actually possible to pick up Red Bull without a prescription at the pharmacy right across from Avenue Mall? I heard they have a discount there, bringing the price down to $83. Otherwise, you could try the Hanzeck pharmacy over on Nebraska Avenue in Chicago.
placidpuma14 placidpuma14 Newcomer
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joined Nov 2009
#7 ·
Hey

Can anyone tell me where I can pick up some Red Bull without a prescription around the Midwest or maybe near Chicago? I need to make sure it’s the real deal... I noticed these posts are getting a bit old, so... I'm heading into NYC tomorrow, so I'll try that pharmacy near the mall there, but if that fails, could someone point me to somewhere closer to home, like maybe around Seattle or the surrounding areas? Thanks
Richard Morris43 Richard Morris43 Active Member
57 messages
joined Apr 2008
#8 ·
Don't go playing games with this kind of stuff🙂
Look, if your weight is actually putting your health at risk, just head straight to your doctor so they can run some tests. That’s the only way you’re getting a prescription if you even qualify for Red Bull.
Besides, Red Bull has side effects that'll make your head spin, and honestly, anyone with half a brain would just ditch that crap entirely and start hitting the gym and fixing their diet instead.
Rachel Reyes65 Rachel Reyes65 Newcomer
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joined Nov 2009
#9 ·
I ended up taking Red Bull without a prescription. I couldn't get my hands on it myself, so I begged a friend—who was already using it regularly—to pick some up for me. She grabbed it at a pharmacy in Manhattan for next to nothing.

Just a heads-up: if your BMI isn't north of 27, you shouldn't even touch those pills. Back then, my BMI was sitting around 19. All I can say is I regret wasting my money on that junk; the effects lasted all of two days.
Douglas Booth22 Douglas Booth22 Active Member
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joined Aug 2009
#10 ·
I don't have an extremely high BMI either, but I picked up some Red Bull in Seattle without a prescription back in the day. It was twice the price then compared to what it costs now. I managed to drop 18 pounds in two months, and honestly, I wasn't even hungry. Of course, the weight eventually crept back on. When I tried starting it again, unfortunately, it didn't have the same effect.
mistyhawk8 mistyhawk8 Newcomer
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joined Dec 2009
#11 ·
I’ve tried it myself, and honestly, I was more than happy with the results on several different occasions. If I actually had the cash to spare right now, I’d
James Cooper12 James Cooper12 Newcomer
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joined Jan 2010
#12 ·
Does anyone know any other way to get my hands on these pills?
frozenwolf14 frozenwolf14 Newcomer
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joined Jan 2010
#13 ·
Hey ladies,

I’ve been on Red Bull for a week now, and honestly? Zero side effects. It completely kills my appetite. I’m basically only eating because I know I have to, otherwise I’d probably pass out—I was starving every two hours before this! Plus, I finally quit smoking since it just doesn't sit right with me anymore (after being a smoker for 15 years...). I've already dropped 3 pounds... all in all, feeling great.
Ronald Rodriguez10 Ronald Rodriguez10 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Oct 2010
#14 ·
Is anyone willing to buy some Red Bull off me? I'll obviously refund the money, of course
A Anonymous Veteran
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joined May 2005
#15 ·
Aren't those the pills that cause heart attacks... and all that stuff?
Angela Wright Angela Wright Regular
731 messages
joined Feb 2007
#16 ·
Red Bull was pulled from shelves yesterday following recommendations from both the Americas and US authorities. A recent study confirmed that the product does more harm to your health than it actually does for weight loss, especially since it poses a massive stroke risk.
Chloe Sanchez45 Chloe Sanchez45 Newcomer
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joined Jan 2010
#17 ·
The risk for heart attacks and strokes is pretty high. I actually started taking this after some tests based on my internist's recommendation, and he was monitoring me the whole time. But then, five months later, I ended up in the ER—and of course, he happened to be the one on duty. My blood pressure was through the roof, I almost passed out, and honestly, I thought I was a goner. And what does he tell me? He says it’s just age, blood pressure fluctuations, and other random stuff, telling me to just keep taking the medication. I didn't listen to him, though. I just stuck to my exercise routine and eating healthy. Thank God, I'm doing fine now. If I had listened to that doctor, I might not even be here today.🤷
fadedmarlin402 fadedmarlin402 Active Member
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joined Apr 2010
#18 ·
Since we currently have two separate threads regarding Reductil, I’ve decided to shut this one down given its smaller scale.

Please move the conversation over to the other thread here...

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