N and anti-emetic

[ibkis200]

Do you need any prescription anti-enemtic for N.

How can you obtain.

I have the N

 

[Smart No More]

Most people lean towards meto but there was another that got added to the recommendation. Its in the ppeh but I forget the name. I'm thinking Zofran but fear that may be wrong. Getting them is another matter and tbh I'm not sure of a good source but do know some have had success with online pharmacies. Its probably relatively easy to obtain online but may take a bit of digging around and require a leap of faith when risking a purchase and losing the money.

In some countries its available over the counter at a pharmacy and in places where it isn't there may be alternatives such as prochlorperazine which is pretty similar. Domperidone is another which may be available over the counter. Just remember they all have their respective possible side affects and with some they're pretty serious and long lasting for a few people.

 

[eldiablo666]

Most people lean towards meto but there was another that got added to the recommendation. Its in the ppeh but I forget the name. I'm thinking Zofran but fear that may be wrong. Getting them is another matter and tbh I'm not sure of a good source but do know some have had success with online pharmacies. Its probably relatively easy to obtain online but may take a bit of digging around and require a leap of faith when risking a purchase and losing the money.

In some countries its available over the counter at a pharmacy and in places where it isn't there may be alternatives such as prochlorperazine which is pretty similar. Domperidone is another which may be available over the counter. Just remember they all have their respective possible side affects and with some they're pretty serious and long lasting for a few people.

You mean olanzapine?

 

[Smart No More]

You mean olanzapine?

No. I looked it up and it tuens out Zofran is what I meant after all. It's another AE that is used with Meto according to Exit International/PPEH.
It is said though, that some antipsychotic meds make it unnecessary to use AE's due to their inherent anti emetic affects. Olanzapine may well be one of them. I forget how specific it is but I think it's covered in the PPEH.

 

[ibkis200]

No. I looked it up and it tuens out Zofran is what I meant after all. It's another AE that is used with Meto according to Exit International/PPEH.
It is said though, that some antipsychotic meds make it unnecessary to use AE's due to their inherent anti emetic affects. Olanzapine may well be one of them. I forget how specific it is but I think it's covered in the PPEH.

I thought I read that anti-enemtocs May not be necessary and otc stuff could be used?

 

[FindingPeace8]

Zofran isn't as good but it is a lot easier to get, based on a personal account. I tried to get meto a few months ago and it was not easy to obtain... i'm sorry but i hate that i am back here. I shouldn't even be giving this advice. I really want you to succeed, whatever that means to you!