Help Antiemetics???

[Dawn0071111]

So it turns out that Sodium Azide is legal and decently priced here in the USA. Doing some research..Look like the stuff is pretty fatal... Can't imagine the death would be all that bad..... if done right...

So I keep hearing About Antiemetics. Is this something that I need a prescription for? Can it be purchased at a drug store like CVS or Walgreens? What is it and where can I get it?

 

[Life+me=error]

You need a prescription to get Metoclopramide. For some time Primperan, the trade name of Metoclopramide, was available on ebay from a Greece seller. I got mine from there.

Alternatively, you could go to a doctor and lie about having problems with frequent vomiting to get a prescription.

 

[Lookingforabus]

Any antiemetic that will do a damn thing is prescription these days.

 

[k75]

Go to a doctor complaining of constant nausea and vomiting for an extended period of time that nothing helps, and when they go to prescribe you something for the nausea, tell them that Reglan is the only thing that has ever worked for you in the past and you're likely to get it.

I have a legit medical condition that requires me to have antiemetics everyday, and I usually get Zofran, but there have been a few occasions when that stopped working well. So I just told the doctor the other stuff's not working and I was vomiting all the time, and they gave me Reglan. So I know from experience that method works. They didn't even really check my chart, just took my word for it.

 

[how2toGetout]

Can any of the following work as antiemetic alternatives to metoclopramide?
- mirtazapine
- risperidone
- olanzapine

If so, how effective would they be, compared to metoclopramide?