Aidolol Tramadol From Mexico

ASH Says:
Sat, Nov 21 '20, 2:40 PM via mobile

I filled a prescription of Tramadol from Mexico & the brand is Adiolol 100 mg capsules. There are no markings on the capsules & they're white. Anyone know if these are legitimate? Just concerned about the reliability.

VerFree Says:
Sun, Nov 22 '20, 2:04 PM
Unfortunately, there is no way to be sure, that is the hazard of filling a prescription in a foreign country.

Their medications are not as strictly regulated as those under the auspices of the FDA. If you received it from a legitimate pharmacy, with a good reputation there, then most likely they are real, but there's no way to be certain, unless you would have them tested by a lab.

A quick search doesn't even turn up anything under this name, but the databases that I use are geared towards U.S. approved medications.

The FDA warns that Tramadol carries the risk of being habit forming, and may cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, headache, constipation, and dry mouth.

Is anyone familiar with this medication?

JT Says:
Sat, Dec 19 '20, 2:17 PM via mobile
I bought that brand in a pharmacy in Cabo for back pain while on vacation. It did help and I never had any issues with it, but I can't guarantee that would be the case every time. I hope it worked for you!

Normajean Says:
Wed, Jul 21 '21, 7:02 PM via mobile
Yes, they're a good brand.

Normajean Says:
Thu, Jul 22 '21, 10:59 AM via mobile
Re: JT (# 2)

Yes they're good all the time, cause I've been getting them for the past 5 yrs, and yes they are better than the Tramadols from the USA, to Mexico Tramadols are stronger and BETTER.