Selling Zofran, very cheaply, interested in any/all offers

A relative of mine recently had major bouts of nausea, induced by
a severe sinus issue. They tried Zofran for the sickness, but it had
little effect, due to the origin of the problem. The nausea was shortly
after resolved by a surgical procedure on the sinus area , anyway.

So... they basically gave me their pills and said "here, try these
if you ever get really sick" But, considering the ridiculous expense
and strength of the medication, this seems to me like a huge waste. I'd
be much happier to participate in a win-win exchange, by selling these
pills at a much cheaper than market price to someone that actually has
a need for them.

I'm not running some scam business here, or in any way trying to
take advantage of anyone. I only have a one-time, limited supply here.
If anyone is interested, please contact me directly through email. The
exchange of money can be worked out to the buyer's satisfaction, and I
will consider quite a low selling price, depending on situation and
need.

If you anyone chooses to respond, please note that the address is
"humean" being @ hotmail.com ... not "human," thanks.

It's illegal to sell prescription meds unless you are a licensed
pharmacy. (And illegal for anyone to buy them unless they have a
prescription from a licensed doctor.)

Naomi

wrote:
A relative of mine recently had major bouts of nausea, induced by
a severe sinus issue. They tried Zofran for the sickness, but it had
little effect, due to the origin of the problem. The nausea was shortly
after resolved by a surgical procedure on the sinus area , anyway.

So... they basically gave me their pills and said "here, try these
if you ever get really sick" But, considering the ridiculous expense
and strength of the medication, this seems to me like a huge waste. I'd
be much happier to participate in a win-win exchange, by selling these
pills at a much cheaper than market price to someone that actually has
a need for them.

I'm not running some scam business here, or in any way trying to
take advantage of anyone. I only have a one-time, limited supply here.
If anyone is interested, please contact me directly through email. The
exchange of money can be worked out to the buyer's satisfaction, and I
will consider quite a low selling price, depending on situation and
need.

If you anyone chooses to respond, please note that the address is
"humean" being @ hotmail.com ... not "human," thanks.

wrote:
It's illegal to sell prescription meds unless you are a licensed
pharmacy. (And illegal for anyone to buy them unless they have a
prescription from a licensed doctor.)

Of course I know this, but this fact is a bit removed from the question
of justifiable laws versus justifiable personal actions. I intend no
predation of any kind here, just a mutually beneficial exchange, so I'm
comfortable with this. The laws regarding this are, of course, quite
appropriate. But that doesn't mean that I or others need to deify the
law and stand in awe of it's omniscient benevolence, rather than
weighing the risks and consequences here and making an informed
decision.

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wrote:
It's illegal to sell prescription meds unless you are a licensed
pharmacy. (And illegal for anyone to buy them unless they have a
prescription from a licensed doctor.)

Of course I know this, but this fact is a bit removed from the question
of justifiable laws versus justifiable personal actions. I intend no
predation of any kind here, just a mutually beneficial exchange, so I'm
comfortable with this. The laws regarding this are, of course, quite
appropriate. But that doesn't mean that I or others need to deify the
law and stand in awe of it's omniscient benevolence, rather than
weighing the risks and consequences here and making an informed
decision.

Blah blah blah. "The laws regarding this are, of course, quite
appropriate"... just not for me.

And I like to smoke crack, and am comfortable with it. I know it's
addictive, but I made an informed decision. Yeah, right.

It doesn't matter how comfortable you are with breaking the law. It's
against the law. If you don't want to use the meds (also against the law),
then throw them away.

Jamie

On Fri, 1 Dec 2006 22:36:05 -0800, "Jamie Clark"
wrote:

It doesn't matter how comfortable you are with breaking the law. It's
against the law. If you don't want to use the meds (also against the law),
then throw them away.

You never know what kind of side effect a medicine can have depending
on a person health or depending on other medications the person is
taking. Selling meds or even giving them is really not a smart thing
to do, lawful or not!
I know that in France there is (was?) an organisation that collect
unused medicine and give them (with prescription) to poor people. I
think they send them to doctors without borders.
Maybe there is something like that in the US, it's better than
throwing them away.
Does somebody know?
Anne

On 1 Dec 2006 19:57:43 -0800, wrote:


wrote:
It's illegal to sell prescription meds unless you are a licensed
pharmacy. (And illegal for anyone to buy them unless they have a
prescription from a licensed doctor.)

Of course I know this, but this fact is a bit removed from the question
of justifiable laws versus justifiable personal actions. I intend no
predation of any kind here, just a mutually beneficial exchange, so I'm
comfortable with this. The laws regarding this are, of course, quite
appropriate. But that doesn't mean that I or others need to deify the
law and stand in awe of it's omniscient benevolence, rather than
weighing the risks and consequences here and making an informed
decision.

So the law doesn't apply to you as long as you feel justified in the
action. Phooey.

I can't tell you how many meds I've had prescribed, only to need it
switched, or it didn't work for me. I'd love to help someone out that
has no insurance that needs the med but I'm not willing to go to jail.

Nan