Prescription drugs on the road.
Don't know if this is just a Florida issue or not but more and more prescription drugs are only being filled for one month with no refills. Typically it is pain and sleeping aid medications. Local d...
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You might be bucking up against the War on Drugs, and if you are, there is really no legal way around it, unless you and your physician can work your way toward using a substitute medication that is less tightly controlled.
Part of the reason DEA has been tightening up the rules is that overprescription and misprescription of drugs in these classes contributes to their appearance on the illegal market, that physicians should be prescribing less abused alternatives for long term pain management, particularly for free-roaming patients. The problem is, a switch to a new drug means it hits the abuse market, and then gets moved to a more tightly controlled drug schedule.
Part of the reason DEA has been tightening up the rules is that overprescription and misprescription of drugs in these classes contributes to their appearance on the illegal market, that physicians should be prescribing less abused alternatives for long term pain management, particularly for free-roaming patients. The problem is, a switch to a new drug means it hits the abuse market, and then gets moved to a more tightly controlled drug schedule.
