And when he wants generic Fastin, it's always Sandoz brand, not that we carry any others.
At least we finally got the walk-in clinic doctor to stop writing Phenergan w/Codeine #240mL to everyone who walked through the door. We called to verify an Rx from someone from out-of-state who saw him, and apparently he was writing 20-30 of them a day. He's an ex-orthopedic doctor, and apparently had no idea why he had a dozen people in his waiting room at a time all with a cough.
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Yep, we have a diet clinic right around the corner, too. The first office visit it something like $250 plus each monthly visit. Ouch. And did you ever notice how people getting Adipex always use the drive thru, really makes you wonder *why* they're fat.
Our friendly neighborhood diet clinic Dr. wrote for boatloads of potassium (we were always short of Micro-K) Funny that Meridia was always available, but it was never covered.
Dromedary Queen, Ph. Tech.
In Florida it is not uncommon to see skinny people on phentermine and I will straight up get in their face about the dangers of chemical induced anorexia. Size zero is a marketing ploy by high end designers because research shows that if people think they are super skinny they are willing to drop some serious cash on couture. I dare you to go try on something vintage. You will find a drastic size discrepancy between your current size and the actual size of that vintage tag.
It is also a pain in the ass because in FL you have to have a new rx when the refills run out. No calls, faxes, or e-scribe acceptable. Do the responsible thing: change your diet and exercise instead of using the drive-thru you lazy ass!
And it's always a P.A. that writes it, and never the doctor himself...
Just to fill you in. That doctor new exactly why he had a dozen people in his waiting room with a cough. He just couldn't admit that to you.
I don't like 'vintage' clothes, they make me feel fat :p
My last customer yesterday got Phentermine & a bag of M&Ms.
I am a tech and I work in Utah... we do seriously at least 50 scripts a day for phentermine. About 75% of those customers are always super skinny, and I'm always shocked to see them come in month after month. What idiots think that this is a maintenance med, and how are these doctors not aware that their patients are going to drop dead from a heart attack any day?
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