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Benzos North American Lorazepam Blister Packs??

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merelymyexistence

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Ok so my pet rabbit stumbled upon some 1 mg and .5 mg generic ativan only heres the thing . . . they are packaged in blister packs of 30 just like benadryl or some other type of over the counter medicine. Now, my pet rabbit has seen such medications packaged like this in other countries but the packaging on these say they came from north america and are clearly labeled so. My pet rabbit did some research and the only thing he can come up with is maybe a compounding pharmacy? My pet rabbit has 10+ years experience with benzodiazepine medications both medically and recreationally. My pet rabbit says these make him feel different than lorazepam that comes in the usual bottles from north american pharmacies. One interesting note is the 1 mg tablets are meant to be taken sublingually and manufactured by one company but the .5 tablets are meant to be taken orally and manufactured by another company, but they are same prescription, same pharmacy. More research was done and both Dr., RpH, and pharmacy all checked out. Could anyone help out? My pet rabbit thinks maybe counterfeit pills but with all the labeling it seems to point to legit. Maybe just a poorer quality batch or something? Also my rabbit does know that age factors in but these were only filled 3 months ago. Maybe brand issues could factor into play here but he doesn't know how. Has anyone else out there had an encounter with these or a similar situation? Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated and welcomed with an open mind. Thanks! :?
 
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^this.
I've gotten plenty of scrips filled in blister packs. Commonly it's wen u get month-long scripts. Pretty sure the pharmacy does it themselves to make "filling a script" easier for them. There's no difference in the pills themselves.
 
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