Help meto from online pharmacy

[huntermellow]

hello i'm hoping to be able to purchase meto from an online pharmacy after filling out their assessment but i'm afraid of filling it out wrong and them not giving me the medication. i'm hoping someone can help me answer the questions i'm unsure about.

1) how long do i have to be experiencing nausea for them to prescribe meto to me? i was going to put 3 weeks but i'm pretty sure they will only prescribe it if i've been prescribed it before so should i maybe put a month?

2) do i have to know the cause of nausea and should a doctor have diagnosed the cause of nausea? if so what should the diagnosis be?

3) how often should i say i experience nausea? i was going to put every morning and afternoon

4) should i say i've been experiencing dizziness? and if i know the cause of my dizziness and if a doctor has also diagnosed the cause of my dizziness

 

[Juliaishere]

What online pharmacy

 

[justamirror]

I've heard you can get at least dopermidone from Indian online pharmacies without prescription.

 

[huntermellow]

What online pharmacy

any uk online pharmacy

 

[Bleneviola]

Hey did you end up being able to order the meto ?
Could you tell me what symptoms you said you had ?

 

[huntermellow]

Hey did you end up being able to order the meto ?
Could you tell me what symptoms you said you had ?

i haven't ordered it yet

 

[Unspoken7612]

UK pharmacies are not going to be a productive line of enquiry for you. It will be just as hard to get medicine from a pharmacy as it will be from a GP. Pharmacies have license to prescribe treatments to a few minor conditions but nausea isn't one of them. Some pharmacists have greater ability to prescribe if a condition is part of their specialism. However, they will be just as exacting as your GP would be.

I would say key points you need to get across:
- migraines are probably the best cause you can give. If it is unexplained then the pharmacy will be less likely to prescribe.
- say that you have been effectively treating most of the symptoms with over-the-counter medicines (perhaps name Migraleve) but the nausea is still debilitating.
- twice a day is too high. Try twice a week.

All this being said, it is still quite likely you will be rejected.

Personally I got mine from an Indian pharmacy who didn't request any such proof.

 

[huntermellow]

UK pharmacies are not going to be a productive line of enquiry for you. It will be just as hard to get medicine from a pharmacy as it will be from a GP. Pharmacies have license to prescribe treatments to a few minor conditions but nausea isn't one of them. Some pharmacists have greater ability to prescribe if a condition is part of their specialism. However, they will be just as exacting as your GP would be.

I would say key points you need to get across:
- migraines are probably the best cause you can give. If it is unexplained then the pharmacy will be less likely to prescribe.
- say that you have been effectively treating most of the symptoms with over-the-counter medicines (perhaps name Migraleve) but the nausea is still debilitating.
- twice a day is too high. Try twice a week.

All this being said, it is still quite likely you will be rejected.

Personally I got mine from an Indian pharmacy who didn't request any such proof.

they have metoclopramide on their website so why wouldn't they prescribe it for nausea

 

[Unspoken7612]

they have metoclopramide on their website so why wouldn't they prescribe it for nausea

Generally they will fill an existing prescription, but not issue new prescriptions of their own.

 

[huntermellow]

Generally they will fill an existing prescription, but not issue new prescriptions of their own.

they don't ask for gp info they just ask if you've been prescribed it before which you can lie about

 

[Unspoken7612]

Well then, give it a go...