10-21-2017, 01:31 AM
From hqinmaine's post (#49) going forward since OP was banned from the forum to begin with, then I would tend to agree. Purchasing in multiples of 1000 is very risky business. Despite the fact that no one should ever consume these meds at a level that requires purchasing this ridiculous quantity, keep in mind that, if the alphabet boys catch you with quantities in this range, then you will be dealt with in the most harshest terms.
If you purchase in low multiples of 100 on an infrequent basis, then I think you are operating within a fairly safe range and you also gain the benefit of having spare meds on-hand in the event of a service interruption. If you are using certain benzos and you suddenly get shut-off from your vendor(s), then you are going to need those spares you squirreled away earlier in order to prevent sudden withdrawal.
I admire those that trust the system enough to purchase their meds like they are picking up a script at CVS. Given the time I've spent in this system though, I do not have that same level of trust. I have seen too many service interruptions to be comfortable with just keeping a one month supply on hand.
My rule of thumb; keep enough meds. on hand to get you through a safe taper in the event that your regular supply is shut-off.
Stay Safe My Friends
Blackbird
If you purchase in low multiples of 100 on an infrequent basis, then I think you are operating within a fairly safe range and you also gain the benefit of having spare meds on-hand in the event of a service interruption. If you are using certain benzos and you suddenly get shut-off from your vendor(s), then you are going to need those spares you squirreled away earlier in order to prevent sudden withdrawal.
I admire those that trust the system enough to purchase their meds like they are picking up a script at CVS. Given the time I've spent in this system though, I do not have that same level of trust. I have seen too many service interruptions to be comfortable with just keeping a one month supply on hand.
My rule of thumb; keep enough meds. on hand to get you through a safe taper in the event that your regular supply is shut-off.
Stay Safe My Friends
Blackbird