stuff like vasopro gone too?

The two places I have bought it from to make the ECA stack no longer
have it. Did it go bye-bye along with all of the stuff with
pseudoephedrine like Nyquil (okay they still make Nyquil but having
just been sick, I assure you it is now worthless) and other
cold/allergy meds?

sasquatch <bigfoot@the.woods> wrote:

>The two places I have bought it from to make the ECA stack no longer
>have it. Did it go bye-bye along with all of the stuff with
>pseudoephedrine like Nyquil (okay they still make Nyquil but having
>just been sick, I assure you it is now worthless) and other
>cold/allergy meds?

Bronkaid. Try your local pharmacy or http://www.drugstore.com

On Sun, 22 Oct 2006 16:37:24 -0400, JMW
<jmwilliams@enforcergraphics.f2s.com> wrote:

>sasquatch <bigfoot@the.woods> wrote:
>
>>The two places I have bought it from to make the ECA stack no longer
>>have it. Did it go bye-bye along with all of the stuff with
>>pseudoephedrine like Nyquil (okay they still make Nyquil but having
>>just been sick, I assure you it is now worthless) and other
>>cold/allergy meds?
>
>Bronkaid. Try your local pharmacy or http://www.drugstore.com

A couple of months ago I picked Bronkaid up in the aisle next to
toothpaste at the local Kroger. Last week I went to a Kroger and two
CVS's -- they were all out. And, had they had it it would have behind
he pharmacy counter. I was told the CVS warehouse was out.

I finally found some at another pharmacy. Behind the counter. When I
bought it the pharmacist asked for my license and recorded a bunch of
the info on it. Just to keep track of how much I'm buying.

(I'm in Ohio.)

JMW wrote:
> sasquatch <bigfoot@the.woods> wrote:
>
>> The two places I have bought it from to make the ECA stack no
>> longer have it. Did it go bye-bye along with all of the
stuff with
>> pseudoephedrine like Nyquil (okay they still make Nyquil but
having
>> just been sick, I assure you it is now worthless) and other
>> cold/allergy meds?
>
> Bronkaid. Try your local pharmacy or http://www.drugstore.com

I recently ordered 120 capsules from drugstore.com and a couple
of days later I got an email saying they were cancelling it. The
email said they couldn't get it from the manufacturer. You can
still order it on the website, if you're willing to wait 4-6
weeks, but they will still cancel the order. (?)

No one in my state of Oregon is even allowed to sell it; if they
could get it.



K

d wells wrote:
>
> JMW <jmwilliams@enforcergraphics.f2s.com> wrote:
>>
>>sasquatch <bigfoot@the.woods> wrote:
>>
>>>The two places I have bought it from to make the ECA stack no longer
>>>have it. Did it go bye-bye along with all of the stuff with
>>>pseudoephedrine like Nyquil (okay they still make Nyquil but having
>>>just been sick, I assure you it is now worthless) and other
>>>cold/allergy meds?
>>
>>Bronkaid. Try your local pharmacy or http://www.drugstore.com
>
>A couple of months ago I picked Bronkaid up in the aisle next to
>toothpaste at the local Kroger. Last week I went to a Kroger and two
>CVS's -- they were all out. And, had they had it it would have behind
>he pharmacy counter. I was told the CVS warehouse was out.
>
>I finally found some at another pharmacy. Behind the counter. When I
>bought it the pharmacist asked for my license and recorded a bunch of
>the info on it. Just to keep track of how much I'm buying.
>
>(I'm in Ohio.)

I think most pharmacies have been intimidated into not carrying it.
And ephedrine, in general, is a Schedule V controlled substance, so
that's how the pharmacy was treating it. However, Bronkaid tablets
are specifically exempted by name from Schedule V classification.
Still, if you had argued about it, they probably wouldn't have sold it
to you, so you might as well grin and bear it.

Please note that drugstore.com will ship to Ohio if you want to order
from them, and their prices are pretty decent.

You'll also find that pseudoephedrine is now behind the counter.
Under the new law, they *are* required to establish proof of age and
record purchases of pseudoephedrine.

JMW wrote:
> d wells wrote:
>>
>> JMW <jmwilliams@enforcergraphics.f2s.com> wrote:
>>>
>>> sasquatch <bigfoot@the.woods> wrote:
>>>
>>>> The two places I have bought it from to make the ECA stack
no
>>>> longer have it. Did it go bye-bye along with all of the
stuff
>>>> with pseudoephedrine like Nyquil (okay they still make
Nyquil
>>>> but having just been sick, I assure you it is now
worthless) and
>>>> other cold/allergy meds?
>>>
>>> Bronkaid. Try your local pharmacy or
http://www.drugstore.com
>>
>> A couple of months ago I picked Bronkaid up in the aisle next
to
>> toothpaste at the local Kroger. Last week I went to a Kroger
and
>> two CVS's -- they were all out. And, had they had it it
would
>> have behind he pharmacy counter. I was told the CVS
warehouse was
>> out.
>>
>> I finally found some at another pharmacy. Behind the
counter.
>> When I bought it the pharmacist asked for my license and
recorded
>> a bunch of the info on it. Just to keep track of how much I'm
>> buying.
>>
>> (I'm in Ohio.)
>
> I think most pharmacies have been intimidated into not
carrying it.
> And ephedrine, in general, is a Schedule V controlled
substance, so
> that's how the pharmacy was treating it. However, Bronkaid
tablets
> are specifically exempted by name from Schedule V
classification.
> Still, if you had argued about it, they probably wouldn't have
sold
> it to you, so you might as well grin and bear it.
>
> Please note that drugstore.com will ship to Ohio

Place an order and see what happens.

K

> if you want to
> order from them, and their prices are pretty decent.
>
> You'll also find that pseudoephedrine is now behind the
counter.
> Under the new law, they *are* required to establish proof of
age and
> record purchases of pseudoephedrine.

sasquatch wrote:
> The two places I have bought it from to make the ECA stack no
longer
> have it. Did it go bye-bye along with all of the stuff with
> pseudoephedrine like Nyquil (okay they still make Nyquil but
having
> just been sick, I assure you it is now worthless) and other
> cold/allergy meds?


Nope, you can still get it but I'm not telling you where.
Maybe I will after I reorder. LOL


K

"Kromagnon" <1@2.8> wrote:
>JMW wrote:
>> sasquatch <bigfoot@the.woods> wrote:
>>
>>> The two places I have bought it from to make the ECA stack no
>>> longer have it. Did it go bye-bye along with all of the
>>> stuff with
>>> pseudoephedrine like Nyquil (okay they still make Nyquil but
>>> having
>>> just been sick, I assure you it is now worthless) and other
>>> cold/allergy meds?
>>
>> Bronkaid. Try your local pharmacy or http://www.drugstore.com
>
>I recently ordered 120 capsules from drugstore.com and a couple
>of days later I got an email saying they were cancelling it. The
>email said they couldn't get it from the manufacturer. You can
>still order it on the website, if you're willing to wait 4-6
>weeks, but they will still cancel the order. (?)
>
>No one in my state of Oregon is even allowed to sell it; if they
>could get it.

If Oregon statute bans the sale, then they won't send it. I haven't
reviewed Oregon law, so I don't know the current status.

You're correct about the wait, though. I intended to place an order
today, and most places are back-ordered on the packages of 60.
Fortunately, it appears that http://www.medichest.com has packages of
24 in stock, and I ordered 5 for only $35.45, which is still pretty
cheap compared to what you get elsewhere.

The weird thing is that drugstore.com states that Bronkaid contains
pseudoephedrine. It doesn't. It contains ephedrine sulfate, which is
definitely not the same.

JMW wrote:
> "Kromagnon" <1@2.8> wrote:
>> JMW wrote:
>>> sasquatch <bigfoot@the.woods> wrote:
>>>
>>>> The two places I have bought it from to make the ECA stack
no
>>>> longer have it. Did it go bye-bye along with all of the
>>>> stuff with
>>>> pseudoephedrine like Nyquil (okay they still make Nyquil
but
>>>> having
>>>> just been sick, I assure you it is now worthless) and other
>>>> cold/allergy meds?
>>>
>>> Bronkaid. Try your local pharmacy or
http://www.drugstore.com
>>
>> I recently ordered 120 capsules from drugstore.com and a
couple
>> of days later I got an email saying they were cancelling it.
The
>> email said they couldn't get it from the manufacturer. You
can
>> still order it on the website, if you're willing to wait 4-6
>> weeks, but they will still cancel the order. (?)
>>
>> No one in my state of Oregon is even allowed to sell it; if
they
>> could get it.
>
> If Oregon statute bans the sale, then they won't send it. I
haven't
> reviewed Oregon law, so I don't know the current status.

I talked to them via email and they only said that they couldn't
get it from the manufacturer; nothing about me being in Oregon.
>
> You're correct about the wait, though. I intended to place an
order
> today, and most places are back-ordered on the packages of 60.

If they cancel your order, post back.

> Fortunately, it appears that http://www.medichest.com has
packages
> of 24 in stock, and I ordered 5 for only $35.45, which is
still
> pretty cheap compared to what you get elsewhere.
>
> The weird thing is that drugstore.com states that Bronkaid
contains
> pseudoephedrine. It doesn't. It contains ephedrine sulfate,
which
> is definitely not the same.

Yes, I noticed that.

sasquatch wrote:
> The two places I have bought it from to make the ECA stack no longer
> have it. Did it go bye-bye along with all of the stuff with
> pseudoephedrine like Nyquil (okay they still make Nyquil but having
> just been sick, I assure you it is now worthless) and other
> cold/allergy meds?

http://www.evitamins.com/product.asp?pid=4323

--
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matter, and those who matter don't mind." - Dr. Seuss

JMW wrote:

> d wells wrote:
> >
> > JMW <jmwilliams@enforcergraphics.f2s.com> wrote:
> >>
> >>sasquatch <bigfoot@the.woods> wrote:
> >>
> >>>The two places I have bought it from to make the ECA stack no longer
> >>>have it. Did it go bye-bye along with all of the stuff with
> >>>pseudoephedrine like Nyquil (okay they still make Nyquil but having
> >>>just been sick, I assure you it is now worthless) and other
> >>>cold/allergy meds?
> >>
> >>Bronkaid. Try your local pharmacy or http://www.drugstore.com
> >
> >A couple of months ago I picked Bronkaid up in the aisle next to
> >toothpaste at the local Kroger. Last week I went to a Kroger and two
> >CVS's -- they were all out. And, had they had it it would have behind
> >he pharmacy counter. I was told the CVS warehouse was out.
> >
> >I finally found some at another pharmacy. Behind the counter. When I
> >bought it the pharmacist asked for my license and recorded a bunch of
> >the info on it. Just to keep track of how much I'm buying.
> >
> >(I'm in Ohio.)
>
> I think most pharmacies have been intimidated into not carrying it.
> And ephedrine, in general, is a Schedule V controlled substance, so
> that's how the pharmacy was treating it. However, Bronkaid tablets
> are specifically exempted by name from Schedule V classification.
> Still, if you had argued about it, they probably wouldn't have sold it
> to you, so you might as well grin and bear it.
>
> Please note that drugstore.com will ship to Ohio if you want to order
> from them, and their prices are pretty decent.
>
> You'll also find that pseudoephedrine is now behind the counter.
> Under the new law, they *are* required to establish proof of age and
> record purchases of pseudoephedrine.

John,
I bought some Primatene tabs the other day here in AZ and they did the
whole ID check with me too. These are 12.5 mg Ephedrine and 200 mg
Guaifenessin. I take them as they legitimately help my Asthma when I work
out. I take Guaifenessin normally, so this accounts for about 1/4 of my
daily intake of it.


--
Robert Schuh
"Everything that elevates an individual above the herd and
intimidates the neighbour is henceforth called evil; and
the fair, modest, submissive and conforming mentality,
the mediocrity of desires attains moral designations and honors"
- Nietzsche

http://www.hardbopdrums.com/

On Tue, 24 Oct 2006 01:23:36 -0700, Robert Schuh
<rschuh@eegsandspamyahoo.com> wrote:

>JMW wrote:
>
>> d wells wrote:
>> >
>> > JMW <jmwilliams@enforcergraphics.f2s.com> wrote:
>> >>
>> >>sasquatch <bigfoot@the.woods> wrote:
>> >>
>> >>>The two places I have bought it from to make the ECA stack no longer
>> >>>have it. Did it go bye-bye along with all of the stuff with
>> >>>pseudoephedrine like Nyquil (okay they still make Nyquil but having
>> >>>just been sick, I assure you it is now worthless) and other
>> >>>cold/allergy meds?
>> >>
>> >>Bronkaid. Try your local pharmacy or http://www.drugstore.com
>> >
>> >A couple of months ago I picked Bronkaid up in the aisle next to
>> >toothpaste at the local Kroger. Last week I went to a Kroger and two
>> >CVS's -- they were all out. And, had they had it it would have behind
>> >he pharmacy counter. I was told the CVS warehouse was out.
>> >
>> >I finally found some at another pharmacy. Behind the counter. When I
>> >bought it the pharmacist asked for my license and recorded a bunch of
>> >the info on it. Just to keep track of how much I'm buying.
>> >
>> >(I'm in Ohio.)
>>
>> I think most pharmacies have been intimidated into not carrying it.
>> And ephedrine, in general, is a Schedule V controlled substance, so
>> that's how the pharmacy was treating it. However, Bronkaid tablets
>> are specifically exempted by name from Schedule V classification.
>> Still, if you had argued about it, they probably wouldn't have sold it
>> to you, so you might as well grin and bear it.
>>
>> Please note that drugstore.com will ship to Ohio if you want to order
>> from them, and their prices are pretty decent.
>>
>> You'll also find that pseudoephedrine is now behind the counter.
>> Under the new law, they *are* required to establish proof of age and
>> record purchases of pseudoephedrine.
>
>John,
>I bought some Primatene tabs the other day here in AZ and they did the
>whole ID check with me too. These are 12.5 mg Ephedrine and 200 mg
>Guaifenessin. I take them as they legitimately help my Asthma when I work
>out. I take Guaifenessin normally, so this accounts for about 1/4 of my
>daily intake of it.

Doe Primatene provide the same 'benefit' Bronkaid does? I thought I
remembered discussion about pseudoephedrine being less preferred over
ephedrine sulphate.

d wells wrote:

> Robert Schuh <rschuh@eegsandspamyahoo.com> wrote:
>
>>JMW wrote:
>>
>>> d wells wrote:
>>> >
>>> > JMW <jmwilliams@enforcergraphics.f2s.com> wrote:
>>> >>
>>> >>sasquatch <bigfoot@the.woods> wrote:
>>> >>
>>> >>>The two places I have bought it from to make the ECA stack no longer
>>> >>>have it. Did it go bye-bye along with all of the stuff with
>>> >>>pseudoephedrine like Nyquil (okay they still make Nyquil but having
>>> >>>just been sick, I assure you it is now worthless) and other
>>> >>>cold/allergy meds?
>>> >>
>>> >>Bronkaid. Try your local pharmacy or http://www.drugstore.com
>>> >
>>> >A couple of months ago I picked Bronkaid up in the aisle next to
>>> >toothpaste at the local Kroger. Last week I went to a Kroger and two
>>> >CVS's -- they were all out. And, had they had it it would have behind
>>> >he pharmacy counter. I was told the CVS warehouse was out.
>>> >
>>> >I finally found some at another pharmacy. Behind the counter. When I
>>> >bought it the pharmacist asked for my license and recorded a bunch of
>>> >the info on it. Just to keep track of how much I'm buying.
>>> >
>>> >(I'm in Ohio.)
>>>
>>> I think most pharmacies have been intimidated into not carrying it.
>>> And ephedrine, in general, is a Schedule V controlled substance, so
>>> that's how the pharmacy was treating it. However, Bronkaid tablets
>>> are specifically exempted by name from Schedule V classification.
>>> Still, if you had argued about it, they probably wouldn't have sold it
>>> to you, so you might as well grin and bear it.
>>>
>>> Please note that drugstore.com will ship to Ohio if you want to order
>>> from them, and their prices are pretty decent.
>>>
>>> You'll also find that pseudoephedrine is now behind the counter.
>>> Under the new law, they *are* required to establish proof of age and
>>> record purchases of pseudoephedrine.
>>
>>John,
>>I bought some Primatene tabs the other day here in AZ and they did the
>>whole ID check with me too. These are 12.5 mg Ephedrine and 200 mg
>>Guaifenessin. I take them as they legitimately help my Asthma when I work
>>out. I take Guaifenessin normally, so this accounts for about 1/4 of my
>>daily intake of it.
>
>Doe Primatene provide the same 'benefit' Bronkaid does? I thought I
>remembered discussion about pseudoephedrine being less preferred over
>ephedrine sulphate.

Primatene is not pseudoephedrine. It's ephedrine HCl. However, those
tabs contain only 12.5mg instead of 25mg.