violetdevil
Student
- Oct 15, 2021
- 180
Stemetil is prochloperazine which has a higher affinity for blocking d2 receptors than metoclopramide, could I take Buccastem as it has Prochlorperazine in it?
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almaranthine
Wizard
- Nov 28, 2019
- 615
I've seen it recommended in the SN mega thread for people that haven't been able to get meto. I looked for it myself, but the sites I found required a prescription for it as well.
LittleBlackCat
Specialist
- Feb 6, 2020
- 329
I'd like to know this too and from what I've read (not extensively) you can.. I have both buccastem and meto but the meto is now out of date.. can buy buccastem over the counter in my country so it's easy. Meto comes with some very nasty side effects and I don't want to take it.Similar threads
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