Xanax online

[CMT508]

Does anyone know a reputable website where I can purchase xanax online.  I recently lost my health insurance and can't afford the expense of seeing my therapist or Dr.  My insurance doesn't kick in for another month and I am almost out of meds.  Sucky situation to be in.

[greenlydia]

I personally don't know of any on-line, reputable pharmacies, and would be EXTREMELY cautious about all of them. Perhaps there are folks here who CAN vouch for some, but all I can say is "caveat emptor!"

I think the smarter move would be to contact your PCP or therapist for a script to get you through until you can once again afford to see them. Your doctor especially should understand your need to NOT run out of Xanax, and if he/she doesn't, then that tells you they have no right to be prescriibing it to you in the first place!

If that avenue is a dead end, I strongly urge you to go to your local ER, explain the situation to them and they should give you enough medication to get you through until you can see your doctor or therapist again. Hopefully THEY will have a better understanding of what going cold turkey from Xanax will do to you.

Good luck and be very, very careful.
Greenlydia

[mjbrown]

I agree with greenlydia. The ER is a good option - bring along your dr. contact info and your current bottle of Xanax and explain your situation. Also, did you call your dr. and explain your situation? He/she can write you a script and just have you come pick it up without a "visit."

Buying Xanax online is very risky. It is a controlled substance, so the only site you can be sure are reputable are going to require a prescription and will speak with your dr. Getting Xanax from any other site is a bad idea.

All the best..

[Hensley258]

Problem with getting Xanax online is that you never know what your getting.
Any place you find will be an off shore pharmacy. This means you xanax will be made in and shipped out of third world countries.

You can get them, but i wouldn't trust their product. That's all you need is to get a hold of some fake Xanax that is made with some mind altering psychidelic chemical.

That would not be a fun ride to go on if you already have anxiety dissorder.
You never know whats in that **** they ship from those countries.

It's so hard to find a doctor here in the states that will agree to prescribe more than 2Mgs a day. That's the max my doctor will allow me. It kind of pisses me off becuase while I know I am addicted to it, the alternative is constant anxiety. I wished he would allot me 4Mgs a day. They are afrade of law suites if a patient gets addicted so in their own self interest they limit how much they will perscribe.

[mjbrown]

I totally understand your frustration about keeping the xanax doses low. I was on 1.5mg a day, and my psychiatrist refused to just let me go up to 2mg a day - even when the anxiety was so bad that I thought I was going to have to check into a hospital. I just switched to klonopin 1.5mg a day (.5mg 3 times a day), and I can say that it had much more of a "covering" effect than the xanax. For me the xanax would last 4-5 hours tops. The knlonopin lasts me about 10-12 hours before I need another one. It takes a little longer to kick in than the xanax (30-45 mins compared to xanax's 10-15 mins), but I haven't had any of those breakthrough panic moments between doses (not yet anyway). Have you ever tried klonopin? If not, it might be worth a try. I'd rather be on 3mg of xanax a day - but I know that is not going to happen. But the klonopin has been giving me much better coverage at the same dosage as the xanax. Docs will also typically be more willing to up the klonopin than they would the xanax because klonopin is supposed to be less "addictive." Just thought I'd share my experience. I was so pissed that my shrink would not give me 1 extra xanax to take when I was freaking out for 2 weeks. I was basically told to deal with it. I'd like to know how many doctors would tell someone suffering from excruciating from a terminal illness to "wait it out" or "deal with it" or "go for a walk." No compassion.