Am heading to Morocco and have read you can buy Rx OTC. So what do you recommend? I have treatment resistant depression and fed up. I'm going to get Meto. Wondering if any anti-ds you'd recommend?
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Whenever I travel overseas,before I go anywhere near a pharmacy,I look at the state of their jails.
Also bear in mind,if you are convicted of an offence overseas,you may well be extradited
Also bear in mind,if you are convicted of an offence overseas,you may well be extradited
amnotreal
Student
- Oct 20, 2019
- 137
the think with anti-d is when you run out if you don't taper down you can get sick and feel really horrible.
I might want to test Parnate or Nardil which are hard to get in UK. My psychiatrist will prescribe something if it's working for me - just cheaper and easier to get pills not from him initially. Am still a guinea pig, but stuff just isn't helping so far
amnotreal
Student
- Oct 20, 2019
- 137
then it makes a lot of sense to try and find something you can afford. it's good your psychiatrist will prescribe it if it works. be careful start with small doses and do it like a doctor would tell you to do it.
