I have seen a lot of imitation alprazolam Xanax and I was wanting to know is there any way you can tell the difference.
How can you tell the difference from a real alprazolam Xanax from a imitation?
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- 6 Mar 2013 by Createdtobehated
- Updated
- 9 June 2018 (6 weeks ago)
- Topics
- xanax, depression, anxiety, alprazolam
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DzooBaby
6 Mar 2013
If you get your meds from a reputable pharmacy, you can be pretty sure that your meds are legit. If you get your meds from a more, say, freelance variety pharmacist, you take your chances. Dont buy drugs on the black market. If you truly need the meds, see a Dr for a prescription then you can be sure your meds are legit.
Bullgod
9 Jun 2018
Im not real sure if you can bc where im from they are good with it... right length right numbers dashes everything the only thing i k ow is xanax has a powder coating that is very bitter and there is no other taste like but saying that i have taken xanax before that wasnt that bitter but they were old... but there has to be something off... they started putting the fake green ones out... the bars 2mg... and now they doing the double g... the double g are the real ones..the green and yellow are the generic... if you figure some other way let me know bc i think we just took some tonight that were fake double g... they had no bitter taste but they look identicle to the ones from the pharmacy except they werent bitter like my script
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I have also used the generic Mylan brand without problems, however, some generics may have ingredients that cause side effects, do if you notice anything out of the ordinary, call your Dr immediately. I also take Synthroid, and must have the brand name because the generic give me side effects that mimic the symptoms of MS. since I lost a family member to it was quite frightening. All generics are not the same, they may add fillers that cause other problems.
I have had generics from Mallinkrodt, & the side effects were awful, mimicking the symptoms of MS. My pharmacist said they have a lot of complaints about this mfgr, it is likely the fillers they use. Now I always ask that it NOT be Mallinkrodt.