Doctors Willing To Prescribe Xanax In New Jersey (Page 16)

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Tue, December 14, 2010

I suffer from severe panic attacks on a daily basis. im a perfect example of a person that needs medicine and is unable to get it because of so many people abusing prescription drugs. I have such severe anxiety and panic attacks and cant find a doctor to prescribe me xanax because im only 25 and its so addicting. but what they dont understand that i should be on xanax for the rest of my life because my anxiety is so bad. So if any1 knows a doctor in the monmouth county area of new jersey that will prescribe me xanax please let me know...thank u

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Gina Says:
Fri, May 20, 2022

Re: StarryEyes (# 2) Expand Referenced Message

I'm going through the same thing with Xanax. Can't find a doctor to prescribe it.

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Gina Says:
Fri, May 20, 2022

Re: the Man to talk to (# 10) Expand Referenced Message

Can you give me your doctor's name?

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EDDY Says:
Fri, May 20, 2022

Re: Gina (# 302) Expand Referenced Message

Gina, that post was from over 10 years ago. What worked a decade ago is not going to work in 2022. You require 8 mg a day? Why not ask for more?

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Snj806 Says:
Wed, June 1, 2022

Re: Molly6922 (# 295) Expand Referenced Message

Who prescribed these? I need a doctor in south jersey please.

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Kyle Says:
Sun, June 26, 2022

Re: Verwon (# 1) Expand Referenced Message

Guys busperone does not help you cope with anxiety it just makes you tired

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Joseph Says:
Sun, June 26, 2022

Re: EDDY (# 292) Expand Referenced Message

Yes, Placidly was discontinued in '99, obsolete hypnotic. But Doriden, well that was something very special. Discontinued in '93, hopefully I will find the holy grail through the internet. The benzodiazepine family doesn't hold a candle to the meds of years ago.

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Joseph Says:
Mon, June 27, 2022

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Placidyl is the correct spelling, it's wasn't a barbiturate, which were the second generation sedative-hypnotics, like Tuinal, Seconal, Nembutal, and Amytal. With the barbiturates the therapeutic dose wasn't that far off from the lethal dose. Dangerous indeed, many celebrities met their demise because of the barbiturates, either accidentally or intentionally. The first generation were the Bromides, Chloral Hydrate, and Paraldehyde. The third generation, which debuted in the late fifties included the holy grail, Glutethimide, brand name of Doriden, and also Noludar (Methyprylon) and the infamous Methaqualone (Quaalude, Sopor, Parest, etc..) these were proclaimed by the big pharmaceutical companies as being non-habit forming and safe. But they were just as addictive and dangerous as the barbiturate drugs, very bad withdrawal symptoms, including convulsions. Elvis, Steven Tyler, and William Rehnquist were quite fond of Placidyl. In the late seventies the fourth generation of sedative-hypnotics were introduced, I believe that the first was Dalmane (Flurazepam), these were benzodiazepine hypnotics, others are Restoril, Pro-Som, Doral, Halcion, and Rohypnol. Which brings us to the present generation of sedative-hypnotics, sometimes called "The Z Drugs" due to the fact that their genetic names all begin with the letter Z. Ambien (Zolpidem), Lunesta (Zopiclone) and Sonata (Zaleplon). For what it's worth Doriden (Glutethimide) which was discontinued in '93 (rather forcefully by the DEA and FDA, I may add) was the best and was very special due to the fact that it induced a liver enzyme that made codeine turn into something much stronger. Yes, they were heavily abused in the northeast US, sold illicitly by various slang names such as "hits" or "Cibas and codeine", due to the fact that Ciba was the inventor and manufacturer and the tablets used to be stamped CIBA on them. In later years Rorrer marketed them under their US Vitamin Co. subsidiary and were stamped USV 354. Generics were also available like Halsey Drugs HD 550, MD Pharmaceutical with their MD 529, and Geneva with their GG 185. Yes, Glutethimide was very special, both scientifically and personally.

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Nabbz Says:
Thu, July 7, 2022

I suffer from severe anxiety and I am on suboxone it’s like subutex and the Xanax 1mg help me but I live in Ireland and can’t get them at a good price so if you can help me out I will sort u out with cash and English sterling is worth more than the dollar I am on diazepam but I have been on them since 2014 and they don’t work anymore if you can help me out I will pay you well thanks

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Nabbz Says:
Thu, July 7, 2022

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I have tried everything that has been prescribed for me and benzo Xanax are the only thing that works I have insomnia and it’s driving me crazy because I’m not an addict I just need help and because I’m on subutex I am just put on the list and as you say because others abuse them I am finding it hard to get some and I don’t think that it’s fair

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Robin Says:
Tue, July 12, 2022

Re: Sheena (# 125) Expand Referenced Message

Hi, my primary care physician recommend I be on Xanax. I'd like to know how I can get an appointment. Thanks, have a great day now {edited for privacy}

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Nanda Says:
Sun, August 7, 2022

Re: jersey girl (# 3) Expand Referenced Message

I know a doctor but she is in East Orange. Depending on what other medication you are on she will only give 1mg. I only get 1mg bc i am also on percocet for breast cancer that spread to my bones.

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