If you are extremely ill and the pharmacies have run out of medication, you should simply ring your neighbor's doorbell and beg for supplies or set up a flea market and sell expired medication.
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What's the point of them for me? If I can take 400 mg twice a day and get it without a prescription? I was prescribed for back pain
Snorren has nothing to do with it.
If someone urgently needs unavailable medicines, it is indeed a good idea to ask others or to start a flea market.
The question is, however, how these unavailabilities have come. Partially due to brittle supply chains, partly because active ingredients are not available and partly also because our health insurance companies are not willing to pay higher prices so that the drugs are increasingly sold abroad, where manufacturers can achieve higher prices.
Look at his profile, then you know how he’s got it with the truth.
My dear, the Federal Medical Chamber has officially announced these proposals. I don’t know what you want here now.
Even the pharmacists rain
Sources I can give you
Yes, they’re brazed, lost for our society and highly dangerous.
The info hidden in the question is lied and some who answered fall in such a lump lie. Too bad.
Lauterbach is the enemy of the new rights.
Check your sources who said something. It wasn’t Lauterbach.
I’m almost out of anger about this statement. This man is absolutely incapable and should take his hat.
I can’t just give any medication to someone whose medical history and prescribed dose I don’t know. What if the drug that has been administered by my improperly, what is it? Then I’m on it.
” Ms. Schmidt, my Candesartan are no longer available in a pharmacy. You take them, too. Can you give me two, please. One for today and one for tomorrow?”
Mrs Schmidt takes the Candesartan, but the 32s, Mr B. needs the 8 Mg. Of course, there’s none of them thinking about it, and Mrs. Schmidt’s handing out the drugs. Mr. B takes the 32 and is dead the next morning. This way, of course, you can also quickly reduce the fluctuation.
Lauterbach also cried around three weeks ago, that the pensioners would always be older and that is hardly to be caught.
Is Deutschlan already a developing country? I thought it was only there.
I think it’s a poverty certificate.
The testimony of Lauterbach is doubtful and can be called irresponsible. It is not recommended that people who are sick consume expired drugs, as this may be harmful to health.
No matter my dealer, there’s something about headaches and flu
Your question contains a tiny but decisive error.
A proposal by the Federal Chamber President Klaus Reinhardt, to exchange medicines that have also expired on flea markets, made for severe criticism.
Source: NDR
Yeah, doesn’t sound at all from your side. Absolutely not torn from the context.