why the hell cant you buy painkillers OTC?

[cofi]

i really fucked up my shoulder shoveling snow ibprofen isnt working worth a shit no health insurance means a 700$ emergency room visit if i want something thats going to work......why is it that the strongest painkiller i can buy is aspirin?

our health care system sucks a nut i dont give a shit if some stupid doper wants to OD on percocet i want the ability to treat myself when i hurt myself

back to bed

[10mm-man]

i really fucked up my shoulder shoveling snow ibprofen isnt working worth a shit no health insurance means a 700$ emergency room visit if i want something thats going to work......why is it that the strongest painkiller i can buy is aspirin?

our health care system sucks a nut i dont give a shit if some stupid doper wants to OD on percocet i want the ability to treat myself when i hurt myself

back to bed

Chiropractor? $65

O and maybe a read of this: http://www.ar-15.co/threads/91513-Ne...ed-in-the-Face



On a serious note; eat whole ginger root. Reduces swelling and helps with pain.....

[RCCrawler]

You don't need to go to the ER, there are walk in clinics everywhere.

BTW when I broke my shoulder a few years ago aleve was the only thing that helped. I took 2 in the morning, then 1 about dinner time and it really made a difference.

[rondog]

They gave me Percocet for my back, I gave 'em back because they messed with me and kept me awake. Read later on in the paper that those things can sell for as much as $70 each on the street! Blew my mind, the damn things didn't do anything for me, certainly not $70 worth for one of 'em.

So, obviously, the reason you can't buy painkillers worth a shit OTC is because the lines of junkies and dopers would be out the door.

[brokenscout]

$4 Advil or methadone is the best

They gave me Percocet for my back, I gave 'em back because they messed with me and kept me awake. Read later on in the paper that those things can sell for as much as $70 each on the street! Blew my mind, the damn things didn't do anything for me, certainly not $70 worth for one of 'em.

So, obviously, the reason you can't buy painkillers worth a shit OTC is because the lines of junkies and dopers would be out the door.

[Jefe's AR]

$3-$6 is the average 'street' price. Oxy can go for more but not a lot. Maybe a buck or two. Obviously the more potent the more they will sell for.

They gave me Percocet for my back, I gave 'em back because they messed with me and kept me awake. Read later on in the paper that those things can sell for as much as $70 each on the street! Blew my mind, the damn things didn't do anything for me, certainly not $70 worth for one of 'em.

So, obviously, the reason you can't buy painkillers worth a shit OTC is because the lines of junkies and dopers would be out the door.

[rondog]

$3-$6 is the average 'street' price. Oxy can go for more but not a lot. Maybe a buck or two. Obviously the more potent the more they will sell for.

Eh, like I said, I read it in the paper. Some story they were running about some pathetic street ho/junkie.

[jackthewall81]

Because the government knows what is right.

[JohnnyEgo]

As a hold-over from years of military medicine, I take Ibuprofen like some people eat M&Ms. If it can't be fixed by Vitamin M, I prefer to suffer.

On a tangentially related note, I had the onset of a cold last night, with congestion, draining in the back of the throat, and pressure in the ears. I took some Mucinex for the first time, and it is truly awesome. I woke up feeling great and able to breath. On the other hand, I have a taste in my mouth that can only be described as though a dog ate it's own vomit and then defecated in my mouth. I suppose I'll take the trade-off, though.

[TheBelly]

As a hold-over from years of military medicine, I take Ibuprofen like some people eat M&Ms. If it can't be fixed by Vitamin M, I prefer to suffer.

On a tangentially related note, I had the onset of a cold last night, with congestion, draining in the back of the throat, and pressure in the ears. I took some Mucinex for the first time, and it is truly awesome. I woke up feeling great and able to breath. On the other hand, I have a taste in my mouth that can only be described as though a dog ate it's own vomit and then defecated in my mouth. I suppose I'll take the trade-off, though.

First time I took mucinex, I woke up the next day and asked her when we got a cat.

What cat?, she asked.

The one that pooped in my mouth.