Timothy7dff
Wizard
- Apr 10, 2024
- 657
What's the best story to give to a US doctor to get an antiemetic prescription? Are there places online that will sell them to you without a script?
Probably saying that you used to be on it and would like to start again. Unless you're in a country where medical information is all digitized and kept by the state.
Edit: maybe you could also say that you're going on a cruise and you get severe sea sickness.
Edit: maybe you could also say that you're going on a cruise and you get severe sea sickness.
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You can easily buy them online, they're not controlled substances or anything so it shouldn't be an issue. And it should be pretty easy to get your doctors to prescribe them. Just say that you get motion sickness and nausea when you're traveling in the car and it's interfering with your daily life, or if you're prescribed some other medication or you have to take some certain supplements you could say you get nausea with those. It should be pretty easy.
DyingToDie123
she/her
- Oct 25, 2023
- 384
I've read here that pharmacies outside of the US will often sell without a prescription. Mexico and India are the two I've heard of. Googling "mexico pharmacy" landed me on a site I ordered from but I haven't gotten it yet.
logi3535
im a mess
- Jan 8, 2024
- 131
ive seen some sites (legit and scammy) that sell antiemetics, they actually aren't all that hard to find if you do some digging. But I'm more worried about ordering them within america, i see some posts saying customs will seize your package, and others saying its illegal to buy prescription drugs without a prescription, but then other people play it off like it doesnt matter, i live in the US so i think they crack down on drugs here a lot
