Cheddar_Bob_313
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How can you ensure equal dosing with pressed Xanax bars? Are the scores (to break 'em apart) totally useless when it comes to dosing by milligrams? What I worry about is hot spots and taking a larger dose than I obviously intend to. I seen bars advertised as 3mg, 4mg, even "red devils" advertised as 6mg. How does the person pressing the pills ensure the correct potency/milligrams? Is it even possible to press bars at those higher dosages, or is it just false advertising? I mean what is the process to actually press pills? I'm not asking because I want to do it I'm just genuinely curious, I like to know how things are made and what I can be putting into my body.
When I was younger around 18-23 yrs old I was prescribed kpins, ativan, adderall at different times by psychiatrists. Now a days it's nearly impossible to find a doctor willing to write a benzo script. A psychiatrist that I seen for almost 4 yrs wouldn't even prescribe me some lousy gabapentin. Doctor's motto is "Do no harm" but forcing patients to score sketchy Xanax off the street that can potentially be contaminated with fentanyl is doing plenty harm in my book. I think if you have any drug usage on your medical records all bets are off on getting a legit script. Doctors shouldn't discriminate, but they're people too and like all people we can be judgmental at times.
I apologize in advance if some of my questions sound stupid but I have a limited knowledge on this subject so I'm hoping someone can school me here.
When I was younger around 18-23 yrs old I was prescribed kpins, ativan, adderall at different times by psychiatrists. Now a days it's nearly impossible to find a doctor willing to write a benzo script. A psychiatrist that I seen for almost 4 yrs wouldn't even prescribe me some lousy gabapentin. Doctor's motto is "Do no harm" but forcing patients to score sketchy Xanax off the street that can potentially be contaminated with fentanyl is doing plenty harm in my book. I think if you have any drug usage on your medical records all bets are off on getting a legit script. Doctors shouldn't discriminate, but they're people too and like all people we can be judgmental at times.
I apologize in advance if some of my questions sound stupid but I have a limited knowledge on this subject so I'm hoping someone can school me here.
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