Walgreens Oxycodone Filling Tricks (Page 3)
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I have read all the posts and found that the best way i found is on the 29th of aug i talked to the pharmacy manager and explained the dilemma i was facing and she told me just to transfer all my other scripts to her location and then drop off my oxy script and methadone and that they would order them for me if they were out.Bam ten days later i got a call yesterday that they had my script filled and to come pick them up.Hope this helps those having problems getting their meds filled.Good luck and god bless.

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Please tell me where in npr? I am getting slammed with prices and going broke.

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Let me first say,F@#&! Walgreens:)they always look at you like your a freakn junky and all you want is to fill your Rx that your doc gave you.i tried to explain to them IM A VET,need i say more!?!! So needless to say i found a pharm that doesnt give me the stank eye and they always have what i need,look into Albertsons.you wont be sorry:)sorry for the rant.but jesus,Walgreens!some of us ACTUALLY NEED THEM.

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Had my oxy15 filled on 5-3-16
Can I get my soma on 6-10-16??

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I will be moving back down there in 2 months, im so scared. I need a good pharmacy & pain management place, we aren't aloud to post our email or phone, so idk how to get the info from u.

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Incorrect. I am a pharmacist in the state of Ohio. A pharmacist can deny any prescription he or she deems unethical or questionable. If you doubt that then contact the Ohio board of pharmacy directly and have them send you the Ohio revised code for dispensing medication.

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In nj the best place and most reliable is CVS pharmacy,I had a friend drive from an hour away because his usual pharmacy at home were all out...they filled his no problem or questions asked,if you have CVS there give it a try and if you become regular customer you should have no problems any longerC

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You are very misinformed, they(any) pharmacy or pharmacist can refuse to fill any prescription, they please! "That is a fact." My civil rights was walked over @ CVS, and they are not even with the B.B.B. To Heck with CVS & Walgreens. I wish they had NEVER come to our town. Let the bulls hook'em! It will do NO GOOD to call the main headquarters, they are going to take up for their own & its not just the morning after pill, they can refuse other drugs such as 2 benzo's & soma, Ask a lawyer! The DEA has cracked down & they are afraid of being fined or closed down! They can & will do as they please & it will take more stress & time to fight them a long with money! The a**holes are in our town & wish,they never have come here! I left & now I am happy where I am! Wish we could tar & feather them & run them out on a rail!

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Got a Tip. Stop going to Walgreens. Report every instance to the DEA, stand up for yourself. I was lied to whenever Walgreens felt like not doing work. They should not be in business, period. Examples, "Your Dr. is being investigated by the DEA, but dont call him! He knows!", well...no, he wasnt...We dont have this medication at any store in the City ! " Well, yes they did, it goes on for days and days. Talk to your Dr., tell them how your treated, if your Dr. Doesnt care, change Drs. No one cares about your pain, no one. You must be pro active. God Bless. I have had a great experience at a New, CVS. Heres to proper trearment of pain and self responsibility.Please, its hard...but report these Walgreens! PLEASE!

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Well theres a way to get your meds filled some insurance companies have express scripts takes 7to10 days but you have your meds.

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What city and state was this and do they refill oxycodone 30mg.

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Words of advice...if you walk into a pharmacy...esp in florida they dont care if your dying at that moment, they just will not fill pain meds alone....i heard its best to transfer all your meds to one place and have them fill everything...if you try to walk in with just pain meds there going to turn you away...i understand not everyone has other meds they need to fill but maybe have your doctor or a primary doctor write you some others to help....its all about saving there asses at the pharmacy....they work off ratios... usually if you have 4 normal scripts and 2 pain scripts they will help you or would be more app to help you....try mom and pop places or if you can find a new pharmacy that hasnt been open for long...they need new customers to keep there doors open....just act normal, dont put on a show...just walk in with all your meds and tell them you would like to transfer all of your medications here....its worked for me numerous times and now i have been filling at the same place for the past year....

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If you are disabled why are you not entitled to Medicare? It's certainly not the greatest but has helped me considerably with the high medical costs my chronic pain creates.

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I can't say for sure how it is today, but 10 years ago I was getting 360 10mg methadone, 180 norco 10's, 90 klonopin 1 mg, and 90 .5 xanax a month. I promise you I'm not making this up.

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I hope this will be helpful. Let me first state that I do not expect to have NO PAIN. Heck, I'm okay with MODERATE PAIN. What I refuse to do is have pain that keeps me from doing normal daily functions like go to work and take care of my family.

The story? I have a "frozen knee" (aka athrofibrosis) where my knee does not bend more than 36 degrees. Functional motion is considered between 0 and 117 degrees and you need at least 60 degrees of motion to walk. I have tried years of physical therapy and have undergone 3 manipulations under anesthetic. Nothing has worked (even though I'm continuing PT at my own expense). Naturally, my whole gait is completely off. I suffer from excruciating ankle pain, hip pain and even shoulder pain because my body is completely "off." I see a very well-known rheumatologist who has proof of my "off-kilter" skeleton and consequently my off kilter muscles and tendons by way of x-rays, MRI's and CT scans. Why not get the knee replaced? I have no insurance and cannot afford a house payment, a used-car payment, food and electric on my salary - much less pay for insurance through Obama-care that has a $10,000.00 deductible (and costs $350.00 per month).

ANYWAY....my doctor used to prescribe 120 ten (10) mg Percocet (10/325 or 10/500) per month. Then the Florida drug Armageddon came and 10 mg were IMPOSSIBLE to get. So he switched me to 180 5mg Percocet (5/325) per month with 50mg tramadol for breakthrough pain. This worked for about 3 years. Then - all of a sudden, the Walgreens pharmacy where I fill ALL of my prescriptions (not just pain medicine) refused to fill both at the same time. Their reasoning was both Rx's were considered "immediate" pain relief and that they would fill one OR the other but not both. While my doctor was very upset with the pharmacists practicing "medicine," we both could understand their point and so we worked out a compromise that seems to be benefiting me and making the pharmacist happy.

I now use a 50mcg Fentanyl patch (we started at 25mcg but it just didn't work) along with Tramadol for break through pain. I find that the Fentanyl flows constantly and I don't have to deal with the "ups" and "downs" of taking the oral medication. Yes - we all know that there is a slight "bump" in our mood/feelings when you take a strong opiate. The Fentanyl patch eliminates that but also eliminates that slow onset of pain that you get while you wait for the proper time to take another pill. NOTE: I felt that Fentanyl wasn't as effective as Percocet, and you may find this to and as such may also need a higher dose.

Couple of words of advice: I see my doctor every three months for checkups and have complete blood work done every 6 months. I also asked my doctor (and gave written permission) to have an open and frank discussion with my pharmacist (who is also the pharmacy manager) about my condition and that fact that it will probably never be fixed . He let her know that fact that I see him regularly (as described above) him and the pharmacist is welcome to contact him anytime. I believe that this consistent and open communication between the three people involved - the doctor, the patient and the pharmacist - is the only way that those of us with chronic pain are going to be able to move forward until cures or fixes for our physical challenges can be achieved.

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Sherry, i was in car accident which ruptured eight of my vertebrates and have been in pain management for several months now. I am having the exact same problem and have had to use a mail order pharmacy which is costing me $1000 monthly for this one prescription. I actually have great insurance which would cover my medication if i could just find a pharmacy in Hillsborough county or Pinellas county that would fill my oxycodone for me. I am disabled and can no longer afford to pay this kind of money for no reason since i have 100% coverage on prescriptions. My email address is {edited for privacy}. Could you please share this pharmacy information with me so i can get the medication i need? I recently had the first of three spinal fusion surgeries that i must have so it is imperative that i find somewhere to get my medication so i may continue to finish my series of three surgeries. Thank you so very much for your assistance, you just have no idea how much i would appreciate the information.

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How is your dr. Certified in 50 states, when residence of 2 years is required in every state, is he over 100 years old? Please forgive me if I'm wrong, and I will search it out to make sure, but 180 tablets is the most that any narcotic, legally prescribed I thought in any state. Your business is none of my business, but it throws up a red flag when anyone comes to these forums telling anyone they get all the narcotics that you said that you get, anyone that would get that much would naturally have problems getting it filled. Only hospice patients would come close to getting that much, and their medicine is delivered to their home, and they have to be certified as terminal, before prescribing 3 different amounts of 3 or 4 different narcotics, drs. Will just increase the milligrams of one narcotic to get your pain under control. Whenever you tell people you get Dilaudids, methadone, oxycodone, vallium, opana, or whatever you mentioned, and 320 methadones alone, no one who would take 700 or more narcotics a month, how could they work on that, when just 1 Dilaudid tablet would put to sleep a 300 pound human? It is true, in a book titled: MONKEY OFF MY BACK, The story of Jack Brown, he committed 3500 felonies or more robbing drug stores to support his abuse of opioids, his habit consumed 60 Dilaudids a day, hard to believe, at a time that drs. Working at the rehab place in Lexington Kentucky determined that 8 grains. Of morphine was the most any human could take in a day and stay alive. You might be able to consume large amounts when I consider Jack Brown, who served years in sing sing and other prisons, I realize that some people are burned so bad in car wrecks, and they would have to receive lethal amounts of narcotics to kill their pain, so they are put into medical comas until they heal enough to be placed on moderate narcotic regimen. And by the way, I realize that anyone who posts a response like I did here will be watched and monitored, but that worries me not because I'm already watched and followed every where I go, and my phone is tapped.

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Tried to fill a prescription at a Beaverton, OR Walgreens for Oxycodone prescribed by the attending physician at the hospital where my wife just had an emergency appendectomy. The hospital gave me an official prescription document for 30 .5 mg tablets. The pharmacist said he needed to see if they were out, and quickly came back to say they were out but had capsules, and would that be ok. I said ok, and was told they would need to call the doctor to see if caps were ok. I was told to come back in an hour. An hour plus later, they filled the prescription, but to my surprise, with tablets. I thought that was strange, but now after seeing all the online statements about Walgreens Oxycodone "tricks", I realize this was one of them- to have an excuse to contact the doctor. If they had just said up front they needed to confirm with the Doctor, I would have been OK. No big deal, but this is obviously one of their deceptive tricks. I probably will not go back to them.

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Defensive much???? Why people can't just be upfront about their issues. It's pathetic and really hurting ì mo

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I stand to be corrected if I'm wrong but 180 tablets is the max of any narcotic prescribed a month, and how on earth could anyone go to a job and work after inj'ing 360 methadones a month and 120 dilaudids a month, not counting the valiums. I do have to add that I'm not against law enforcement regulating and enforcing laws of illegal activity when it comes to the flow of legal and illegal medications, and or drugs, we need their expertise to monitor and put checks and balances in place, and prosecute those bringing harm to others, but I'm against those who try to criminalize all valid need uses for legitimate pain. We all get punished time and time again because of what 1 or 2 people do. These forums are monitored and used by law enforcement agencies to see and tract down patients who really need their prescribed medicine, then once their IP address is known, agents bird dog innocent patients, tapping their phones and invading their privacy, instead of going after, in many cases, those really involved with illegal activity.

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I know who I am and what I get sorry U can't get it from your Dr , but I have very real reasons to get what I get, and everyone else was posting the amounts that they get, I'm just needing help with a pharmacy, but I've been getting these meds for a very long time and so does a lot of other people that see this Dr, and I'm not worried about privacy if I could I would leave my e mail and phone number also by the way I do have a job a very good one at that . I'm sure I probably make a lot more money than U .I'm an accountant. Besides that what I do for a living is none of your business. Buty Dr is certified in 50 states so u need to go get a life instead of judging other people that you know nothing about, only God can judge me or anyone else in this world, do please mind your own business thank you very much and have a nice life.

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