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Excuses, excuses...

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Quick question... I have some Rx slips my friend stole from the regular dentist. We've already successfully forged scripts for Vicodin and Percocet. Well, I want some Xanax pretty badly. It should be EASY considering we had no trouble with getting Perc's but it's easy to see why a dentist would Rx pain meds, but why Xanax? Any thoughts? Should I just go for it and hope nobody gives it a second glance? Does anybody know why a dentist would prescribe sedatives if at all?? Thanks...
 
imo this is a very bad idea....any competent pharmacist will probably get quit suspicious if you try to fill a rx for xanax from a dentist
 
Not a good idea. There is nothing that a dentist would script a benzo for that a nose full of N2O wouldnt fix when you get into the office. Count your blessings you were able to script those other drugs. I know people who were not as lucky.
 
I would just stick to the pain meds too! You got a decent way to get em. Those are usually the harder of the two to get! benzos can easily be gotten from mostly any docs. Benzos are made for addicts or recovering addicts while as pain meds docs are weary to give them to an addict.
 
Well actually some dentists do prescribe benzodiazapienes. Specifically for people who get anxious about their upcoming dental work. I imagine however that these are very very small scripts and would be easily distinguishable from a 30 mg xanax script.
 
If you try to pass a script for xanix from a dentist your going to raise a red flag. They will definitly call for varification on that one. Don't risk it. Stick to the percs & vicodin. Don't get greedy...
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Sounds good and thanks for the advice. I was pretty sure there wasn't any reason. The best I could think of is insomnia from the narcotics but that is EXTREMELY weak, heh. Anyway, thanks again...
 
I thought the pharmacy faxes a copy of the script details back to the doctor's office anyways? They do @ the office I worked at.
 
Dentists DO prescribed benzos pretty often. There are many people who fear the dentist and the dentist doesn't want to deal with that. sure nO2 helps , but some people are so nervous they are afraid to put the gas mask on so anyways , it wouldn't look to suspicious.
I have a feeling that you weren't very careful doing it. I would stop and hope your not gonna get caught with what you did already. I see people getting caught for that in the news everyday.
[ 21 June 2002: Message edited by: *KANE* ]
 
Obviously a lot of you people are speaking out of your fucking asses.
Dentists regularly prescribe benzos. They are generally to be taken the night before an oral surgery and the morning before. This is to help someone ridden with anxiety about the surgery to get to sleep the night before and be calm on the way to the dentist and not freak out.
However, the dentist will generally only prescribe something like 4 10mg Valiums in a case like this. So that's not really worth your time trying to script it.
I'm really getting sick of the increasing number of post responses where people answer questions they don't know the answer to. If you don't know and don't have a relevant opinion or something funny to say making fun of a greenlighter, just shut up.
 
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