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Although the focus is the EU, Australia requires declaring medications on the incoming card. Undeclared items without a prescription can re…

Cheap nasal sprayers can be unreliable; the spray count varies and the nozzles eventually break. I switched to a more consistent brand. Som…

I picked up bulk drying pellets from an online retailer at a bargain price and now have no clue how to use the leftovers. The beads begin o…

I would really like a medical professional's view on this. A friend with a commercial license is terrified of losing it over a drug test an…

There was this R60 container that seemed ready to snap on me. I grabbed a credit card and worked it around under the lid, easing it up bit …

Started on wegovy years ago then zepbound before this. 2 mg reta did nothing, 4 mg was noticeable but still limited effect so moved to 5 mg…

Here is a news story about China arresting people and shutting sites in a fentanyl-related operation. It follows an agreement to curb precu…

In certain spots such as Mexico lots of medicines don't need prescriptions while Dubai bans some and applies rules harshly. I'm curious whe…

I'm worried about random checks at the border that might prevent me from getting in. The ones who made it through weren't checked at all. J…

I recall an episode where they did a swab test that came back clean for anything illegal, but then sent the item off to a hospital for more…

We had only backpacks because it was a short trip. We tried to exit quickly and they pulled us aside since no one else had bags yet. We end…

I fly often in the US with one reconstituted GLP-1 vial and a prescription pre-filled syringe. TSA never cares about the prescription. They…

Still awaiting arrival but intend to follow the 14-week mitochondrial protocol once it shows up, beginning with NAD+. SubQ users claim IM i…

I began with the compounded version arriving in those sealable pouches, which is why I still keep it that way inside the fridge in my kitch…

That same bounce happens sometimes with my prescription pre-filled syringes. Been using those every other week for over twenty years. I jus…

Not too long if you pinch the skin first. That length matches the pre-filled subq syringes I get on prescription.

I go with either 6 mm or 4 mm, 32 g or 31 g, whichever is cheaper at the time. Works for both pen and syringe.

I don't get why insulin vials are labeled 90 days, compounded versions are 90 days, yet the water used to make them is sometimes called 28 …

I checked into this after recalling how I administered insulin to my pet years back during efforts to lower costs and increase access. In r…