suein56
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Post by suein56 on Jul 18, 2024 19:59:49 GMT 1
Was this a Dr de Garde Mysty ?
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Post by mysty on Jul 18, 2024 20:10:06 GMT 1
Was this a Dr de Garde Mysty ? It's an online video call with a camera. Most big pharmacies have that facility now in the Cher possibly throughout France. |
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suein56
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Post by suein56 on Jul 18, 2024 21:41:47 GMT 1
We live in a village and our Pharmacie is small. The nearest town is small and none of the Pharmacies there are large .. so I have never heard of this before.
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Post by mysty on Jul 18, 2024 22:12:01 GMT 1
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Post by exile on Jul 18, 2024 22:26:19 GMT 1
Plenty pills , good day for the pharma!  We have lamaline in our first aid box , never took it. A squeeky wheel , cured by putting on hearing protectors?  The pharmacy won't take back prescribed drugs , ( I have a box of 29 piss bags if anyone needs some!)
The pharmacy certainly will take back unused drugs. They are legally required to do so to ensure safe disposal. What they wont do is reissue them (even unopened boxes) or give you your money back. Lamaline is opium based rather than morphine based but the two are very closely related - as indeed is codeine, for all those who take things like cocodamol, tramadol or similar. As said above, do not drive, operate machinery or get into exposed situations (that means climbing ladders not caught with your pants down-well perhaps both). Just lay back and enjoy the world passing by, man. And that applies to all three but I would bet that most of you will have taken a codeine b ased painkiller and then driven, played in the kitchen with boiling water etc.
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Post by cernunnos on Jul 19, 2024 8:10:38 GMT 1
We tried to take back all our unused prescription medications , they refused to take them.
Just our experience.
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Post by ajm on Jul 19, 2024 8:29:06 GMT 1
Our pharmacy has a box you can put your unused medecines in.
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Post by mangetout on Jul 19, 2024 9:17:11 GMT 1
Our pharmacy takes back all drugs and accessories like bandages but the drugs must be taken out of the box before they will accept them.
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Post by exile on Jul 19, 2024 10:31:14 GMT 1
Plenty pills , good day for the pharma! We have lamaline in our first aid box , never took it. A squeeky wheel , cured by putting on hearing protectors? The pharmacy won't take back prescribed drugs , ( I have a box of 29 piss bags if anyone needs some!)
The pharmacy certainly will take back unused drugs. They are legally required to do so to ensure safe disposal. What they wont do is reissue them (even unopened boxes) or give you your money back. Lamaline is opium based rather than morphine based but the two are very closely related - as indeed is codeine, for all those who take things like cocodamol, tramadol or similar. As said above, do not drive, operate machinery or get into exposed situations (that means climbing ladders not caught with your pants down-well perhaps both). Just lay back and enjoy the world passing by, man. And that applies to all three but I would bet that most of you will have taken a codeine b ased painkiller and then driven, played in the kitchen with boiling water etc.
Just a correction to my post last night: Opium does contain around 15% morphine. |
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Post by suein56 on Jul 19, 2024 12:13:30 GMT 1
if using the online doctor you need your online bank shopping code What is an 'online shopping code', that you had to go back home to get ? You seem to have quite a few things in your life that I have not come across. I certainly don't have one. I did once have an online 'visio' appointment with my gynae Dr whilst I was not well enough to travel - the rdv was only a final check-up - verbal rather than physical. Afterwards a payment window opened, I paid with my Bank card, my Bank sending me an sms with a 'code' so the transaction could be confirmed. It cost 30€ instead of the usual 55€. |
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Post by suein56 on Jul 19, 2024 12:19:33 GMT 1
Mysty .. would you say you are in a 'medical desert' ? According to this we are 30 mins or so from Urgences, but we have between 13 and 16* local Drs within a 9km radius. There is an interactive map if you scroll down to the bottom of the article.
* There are new 'Cabinets' opening up seemingly often in our growing area.
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Post by mysty on Jul 19, 2024 15:02:42 GMT 1
Mysty .. would you say you are in a 'medical desert' ? According to this we are 30 mins or so from Urgences, but we have between 13 and 16* local Drs within a 9km radius. There is an interactive map if you scroll down to the bottom of the article.
* There are new 'Cabinets' opening up seemingly often in our growing area.
There are doctors and dentists close by but none take on new clients. One old lady who lives next to a house we have in the Cher is having to wait two months to see her dentist. Our next move has a good dentist and doctor close by. The hospital is Saint Amand is good |
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Post by suein56 on Jul 19, 2024 16:48:32 GMT 1
Hope your knee sees improvements soon.
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Post by mysty on Jul 22, 2024 17:45:08 GMT 1
Well the meds for the knee end tomorrow, I did not go for the ones that allegedly make you feel happy and ga ga. I just took the two a day ones without the ones needed if it upsets your stomach.
Been on the bed for about an hour with the knee support open for the first time.
I know I need to try and bend my knee but I know if it does not work I need an op. Will know later unless I put it back together😃
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Post by norfolk on Jul 22, 2024 17:54:47 GMT 1
Do the docs know what the problem is ?
Cartilage, ligament, muscle strain ? Etc
does your knee ‘click’ when you bend it ?
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