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Originally Posted by batss  if he's a decent person, he'll let me slide on that debt. because im not going to pay him until i can. theres no way im going to just go see him, give him all my money, and not get the pills i need. infact, i probably wont be able to afford the whole prescription. ive heard that pharmacies can partially fill a presciption, and only give you what you can afford. i have 2 discount cards from last time too. if he wont give me another script i can still go to cvs as a last resort. they have a bottle of subutex i never picked up that will be there for 6 months they said. but i dont want to have to use that option. subutex is so expensive @.@ hopefully i can just get more suboxone. and what do you think about trying to drop off that script i already have. i dont think they'll let me because its old. theres not an expiration date on it, but i just dont think they'll give it to me.
thanks for all the advice robert, ill email you probably tomorrow. i dont know if the thing im worried about (the personal thing) will be an issue. if it is ill let you know
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Hey Bat-
The prescription you have from 2/7/09 should be perfectlfy okay to use. I used to work as a pharmacy tech. years back and if it hasn't changed the script is good for 6 months. If Subutex/Suboxone is considered the same Class drug as say
methadone, at least in California, you can't get a refill okayed by phone, you must have a written prescription each time each time you get it filled (Gee do ya think this has anything to do with $$$$), alright I'm being synical
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I agree with The Big Guy...hehehe, I would just fill the script you have. You can just get $45.00 worth (or however much money you have) and get the rest when you can. This way you are not chalking up a bill at the Dr. office, dont' have to worry about drug testing, "convincing" him, etc and you are good to go.
Good luck,
mags
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