NewInSac
Bluelighter
About time.

Good news. I only wish it was covered more. As far as coverage in the main newspapers here, it was relegated to a few sentence paragraph in the "Briefly/City-Region" section.![]()
I had no idea you needed a script to get needles (I don't IV). That just sounds stupid. It's like needing a script to buy a pillbox.
tried this today in a very rural part of pa....like 30 min south of harrisburg....
girl behind pharm desk was like starting to say "you need a per" when i interupted her and said sorry hun, law was just passed saying i dont....
she checked with her boss and got me a box of 100
fucking SWEET!!!!

yeah Ive had them pull that one on me here in Michigan. One place rang me up for a box of 100 and Im just glad I caught it.
No, PA is a corrupt piece of shit with some of the most draconian laws on the book. Old state, old politics, old laws, and a common wealth status all lead to a horrifically corrupt government with little reguard for the residents of such a pivotal state of the union. It is sad as PA was once a leader in liberty but now....well Ed Rendell is our governor.
Huaca, right on. It is beyond me how so many people support this guy.
just wondering but how the fuck did any needle users get them at all then before this?
Nice.
I would've printed out an article (not on Blue Light) discussing the new law and said "this is my prescription", but that's just me.
Just so you know this isn't some trick to screw over IV drug users, insulin syringes are commonly supplied in boxes of 100ct. There are a lot of pharmacies that don't stock smaller packs of 10ct because there isn't much demand.
Keep in mind, that although most states may allow sale of syringes without a prescription, that doesn't mean any harmless junkie go actually BUY a syringe.
I think in most places, its up to the pharmacist if they actually let you buy them..
That's the way it is in Texas, or at least Houston, Tx anyhow.
I've had to argue and yell at my fair share of pharmacists just to get a needle.
Fing annoying.

Just so you know this isn't some trick to screw over IV drug users, insulin syringes are commonly supplied in boxes of 100ct. There are a lot of pharmacies that don't stock smaller packs of 10ct because there isn't much demand.
just wondering but how the fuck did any needle users get them at all then before this?
Online for years, diversion from pharmacies and hospitals, diversion from vets, aggro supply stores which sold without script, use and sale by hobby places ETC