Please use this thread to discuss the various OCS's that deliver scripts... this is for services that will deliver the paper script to the patient... or call it into the pharmacy for patient pickup...

Who offers direct scripts?
How does it work?
Are they legal?
Are they legal in some places and not legal in others?
What are the risks?
What are the advantages?


Yes you can post the names of the doctors if you wish.
You can also post the names of the sites you think are operated by the same people and that share the same doctor...

Why?
1. Because direct script services are priced from $100 to almost $300 and some offer refills and others do not. Why pay more to consult with the same doctor? Why would anyone go to abcexpensiveDS.com and pay double to consult with the same doctors you can consult with xyzcheapDS.com?
No reason at all!

The reps with the expensive DS do not like the doctor info posted...

2. We are here to share info and to help each other find the best way to buy meds online legally... and not to cover up for any OCS or doctors.

Important: Please do not tell other members how to post or what not to post. We already have Rules and moderators...

Thank you for your support

The following are just a few of the discussion already taken place:

Ohio - direct scripts?
http://www.drugbuyers.com/freeboard/ubbthreads.php/ubb/showflat/Number/635769/#Post635769

Just lost my DS Refills and ned help...
http://www.drugbuyers.com/freeboard/ubbthreads.php/ubb/showflat/Number/638210/#Post638210

Best DS program today?
http://www.drugbuyers.com/freeboard/ubbthreads.php/ubb/showflat/Number/635468/#Post635468

TN direct script info
http://www.drugbuyers.com/freeboard/ubbthreads.php/ubb/showflat/Number/627144/#Post627144

TX direct scripts
http://www.drugbuyers.com/freeboard/ubbthreads.php/ubb/showflat/Number/635830/#Post635830

With DS, Can You Lose Your Refills?
http://www.drugbuyers.com/freeboard/ubbthreads.php/ubb/showflat/Number/637953/#Post637953

What is going on with some expensive direct scriopt services?
http://www.drugbuyers.com/freeboard/ubbthreads.php/ubb/showflat/Number/640034/#Post640034

The following was found and posted by patient2all and it is very important




Just remember that direct script services started to show up last year when many pharmacies were busted and forced to close, when OCS's had no pharmacies and could not find any pharmacies to fill their scripts. So they came up with the idea of sending the script to patients so patients have to worry about that part...

And this come to us from Dr. A. Garcia as posted by DicertConsults: http://www.drugbuyers.com/freeboard/ubbthreads.php/ubb/showflat/Number/695405/#Post695405

Dear Admin,
I think this is a great topic to post. It helps make everyone aware of the different Direct Script Companies out there are the rates they are charging.
Debbie
Customer Service

As reluctant as I'd tend to be to go this route, if I knew the state the Doctor is writing the Rx in, that would be invaluable information.

I think others would tend to agree, IMO.

patient2all

yes. the state the doc is writing in would be valuable. I have only heard florida and puerto rico, thousands of miles away! the closer the state, the less trepidation most of us would have about filling scripts.

also, I've heard that some direct script outfits do not include refills, some do.

I think this is the future of telemedicine, i love direct scripts since I have insurance.

Come on Debbie, give us the dish...And any other DS reps on the Board!

I would like to know if you give refills on them?...I think taking a new out of state script in Every month is pushing it, but once every couple months, not so bad

Is the Dr. from the pan handle?
Would the same Dr. write out everytime?
Can someone be reached to verify the Script?
Is your Dr, working for other companies or is he/she exclusive to you?

Thanks for taking the time to answer them.

Watcher12,
The Prescription is for 90 days.
Yes, either the PA or The Doctor can verify. about 15% of the Prescriptions are verified. This is about the same since we started and I believe is the average in the Industry.
We would need to know which state you are in?
Debbie
Customer Service

anyone using direct scripts, can you please post your recent experianec and pricing and timeline?

I am trying to do some research here, as prices at the ROPs are going up every month!! It really is getting out of hand now.

Although, I am not sure I would be willing to stress out about handing in an out of state script without googling the Dr myself first!! I don't know. Maybe its best to just pay the prices at the regular ROP!!

Anyone that can offer any insight and experiance that would be lovely!

Anyone using real time remedies, consults direct...Etc. Those are the 2 I seem to be more considering. Thanks

Just saw Scruf posted about doctors in Puerto Rico...I cannot even imagine going and handing that in!! Holy [censored], I cannot imagine the pharmacy just letting that go...

I agree with this one totally. If you got a scrip coming from a different state all the time or often it is possible you will start looking like a double dipper, doctor shopper etc....especially if you live in a state with PMP,which I think I do...Minnesota, anyone know? Is there a thread which shows what pharmacies have filled out of state scrips without giving people any smack? That would be a good thread to start. I was thinking of using Hy-Vee when I do my food shopping today. The place I got my scrip from said the only people that had trouble were the ones going to Walmart which seems odd but I am not going to take a chance.
Peace
Bobbi

BTW I would also be interested in knowing if any mail order or online pharmacies would take a direct scrip? They would not know any more than a brick and mortar pharmacy whether or not u actually seen that doctor or not face to face. They would probably be less likely to care as well.

Consults Direct requires that your doctor has previously prescribed norcotic pain meds. Just got cancelled because of it. I wouldn't be looking for an OCS if I had a compassionate doc. I have been looking for the past year and none to be found. I did sign up with NNCIP just in case they ever get a doc in my state.
Looks like a it's going to be a scramble with Ulta gone.
Here we go again.

I think the DS service is great! The rx comes with 2 refills. Well, atleast they do from MEC. The doctor so far has been the same. I have had two reconsults and my first consult. So it seems the doctor is staying around. My records stated that I have used this med for several years. The doctor will not prescribe unless it is on your records. The doctor is located in my state - Florida; so I haven't had a problem. He is the doctor that everyone was talking about a few weeks ago - A.G.

Waitin, I hate to say it but you probably are not going to find an OCS that prescribes meds without being previously prescribed. It seems they all require this now. Maybe you could get a small script somewhere, like urgent care. I feel bad for you, good luck!

Yes that's what Debbie suggested but I live in a rural area and it's hard to find treatment centers. I was prescribed pain meds years ago but those records were destroyed when the hospital went under water during hurricane Katrina. All my records were lost. My home is gone also and what do I have to look forward to with DDD at age 62? The DB forum has been a great help to me in the past year. Now I feel hopeless.

I was trying to research the DS route, prices at my ROP are really getting up there. But, it seems that not many are posting about their experiance. Kina leads me to believe there is not many participating.

I have enquired to a few posters regarding a few sites and posted in some of the threads...In this case I think it is important to research the Dr. and credentials prior to providing your pharmacy your script.

I see that Chat is having a special. Looks like I am staying with my current ROP (PPC) or trying Chat for the price break...GOing to research them a little more now. Don't care who a regular ROP is using as the Dr, as I don't have to be there handing in the script.

Looks like the new face to face has come to my state and I will probably go that route soon. I have a nerve study being done and a new MRI. I am going to finish those tests, get the results and then try the face to face.

Thanks to those that did respond in these DS threads over the last few days. It truly is difficult to think about severing a relationship with a current provider when you know you will get your meds....Even though you may not be able to afford them...LOL

GOod Luck to everyone, it is getting tougher in this OCS world everyday. I just wish the prices were not sooo high, then I would not have to be wasting time shopping for a new prodvider.

Thanks again guys!! (and gals!)

Prices-High?
Compare some with the others.
Direct Scripts are by far the best value on this board.
Debbie
Customer Service

Oh, I meant the ROP prices not you guys...SORRY!! LOL

My provider is increasing the price $20.00 almost monthly now and it was high to beging with.

Regular ROPs are pricing themselves out of business. Soon only the rich will be able to afford their service.

I will be trying DS very soon, I need to save some MONEY!!!

Thanks for posting

I am trying to research about direct scripts. Can someone give info on a service who does NOT use the doctor that several other services use (AG). The only reason I ask that is, if one doctor is writing so many scripts, someone is going to take notice which to me, equals, not good! I was with UWM, who just announced they are closing. I do appreciate any info as I am in need of pain control.
Thank you to all here that are willing to help.

They are under new managment and I do not think they are closing anymore. UltraWeb that is. New owner is named Joe.

Oh, so is everything going to stay the same...doctors, pharmacies, etc? I am a bit confused now, which I will be honest, doesn't take much these days! I would be interested in more information, if UWM is indeed staying?
I have started looking into DS services, any info about that is appreciated also. Thank you.

Not sure about the details but, yes they are staying. I would email Joe(new owner) for the info.

I would recommend Consults Direct(Who I use) if you would like to go the DS route.

I saw a post and cannot reply to it (on the PMC thread), but it was about when controlled Rx' expire, which pertain to how long a person has to get the Rx filled for scheduled III and a schedule IV controlled med;

yes they expire 6 months from the original date they were written, however, with the Rx for a controlled substance you only have 30 days to get it filled from the date on the Rx. Schedule II's are different, usually they give you 7 days to get to the pharmacy for filling.

The 6 months means that if you do not put in for your refill until after 6 months on a schedule III or a schedule IV controlled medication, then the refills will become null and void.

Some states may vary in this so it is always best to check your Board of Pharmacy website out or just call a local pharmacy in your state and they can tel you how they handle these things. I am only stating what I know to be how it works in NY as an example.

I posted this here, because it was on another OCS that now does direct scripts and so I could not reply to that.

Great point Ruggie, thanks for the great info as always =)

Thank You for the Great Comments Arcanix1109


We appreciate them.

I forgot to mention, our scripts are for the original fill and two refills so a 90 day supply.

If you have any questions, please let us know.

Have a Great Night!

the bad part is the insurance companyd my lose alot of money insuring internet scips.if this happens they will either rufuse to honor them and eclude them on further contracts.

Hey Ruggie. How have you been?

The problem gets even more difficult when in NY you can get a prescription with refills for Hydrocodone/APAP but you need a special New York State Narcotics prescription form for Xanax or any drug in that family (Xanax, Valium, Ativan, etc.). So even within the Schedule III family there are subtle but critical issues - at least in New York.

It is really complicated and different in every state.

Take Care,
GEO

Bryan,
Thank you for all the information you posted on this thread.

We would also like to thank the 195+ posters who took the time and effort to post great things about us.
Debbie
Customer Service For Consults Direct
http://www.Consultsdirect.net
consultsdirect@verizon.net
Fax: 1-727-369-6449

Any DS services were the DR. calls in the script?

Alaska became a no ship state for ProPatient after I had waited over a month for my refill. I have been using that OCS (they were Buydirect) for 1 1/2 yrs since loosing my husband and insurance and had no problems. I have been on pain management over 10 yrs. They offered to send a scrip for me to take in to fill locally and I said, sure. (Not knowing). Then I found this area with all these posts about direct scrips and I read negative, negative, think I should not do that. What about when I have a dental issue that requires local doctor prescription or ER visit because of kidney stones, cracked my knee cap, etc and a rx is written for that? Is that what you are all talking about? Not being able to fill an RX because of using OCS pain management. Wouldn't they think it odd...Alaska....small communities...mom & pop pharmacy. How odd would that be to take in a scipt from out of state to a pharmacy in a community where everyone knows everyone. What about on-line pharmacy, not for prescribing but for filling the Rx I now have on paper? Any information you have to offer on that? Reading all these posts makes me feel like people are scared to death to take care of their pain issue because they will labeled seeking and won't get the help they need. What ever happened to the "Patients Bill of Rights" that we used when I worked for Hospice??? Out the door for those of us who are in pain but not going to die in 6 months.

Do you have any suggestions on how to fill this RX or suggestion on a new OCS that ships the meds. I think I will eat the $81 dollars I had to pay for them to send my refill on paper because it sounds like filling an out of state Rx is a big NO, NO, .....

Question for you..
I have records, degenerative dis and joint disease in my back. Buldging disk injury in my neck that is now degenative. MS with migraines, etc. Do you take people who have used another OCS? From what I have read on BD, people say it is hard to switch because the new place thinks you are still going to get meds with old place. My state (Alaska) just became a no ship state with ProPatien and my last two refills have been a month late. I am frustrated with their ever changing excuses. What would it take for me to switch and would you be able to take care of me? All these acromyms confuse me. What is an ROP, DS, OCS (I think that is On-line Consult Service??).
Thank you for any information you have because I have been reading this for days and the only thing I think I have really learned is that I should not take the RX I was sent from ProPatient to a pharmacy in a small community like this unless I am willing to take the chance of ruining any ability of having long term pain management, which I have been on for over 10 yrs. The only reason I am going this route is because when my husband died, I lost my insurance. I am not here for the fun of narcotics and I am not willing to risk my future health care doing something stupid. Do you have any information that will help and can your business help me?

I've never tried the direct script route...can anyone tell me what pharmacies in California will accept out of state scripts? Any info is appreciated. I'm dealing w/ 3 bulging discs and am definitely not in it for the "fun" of narcotics either. Just want to be able to get thru the day w/ my three kids w/o being flat on my back in horrific pain.

hi there, XXX NO WEB NO DISCISSION XXX have a wonderful compassionate physician named dr. foster , he will send you a script of 90 10/325 and your local costco or right aid will fill it no questions about it, good luck!! heres there email
customerservice@NOWEBNODISCUSSION.com tel : 800-XXX XXXX

That web site just opens a parked advertisement page for me.

try the phonenumber and make request they don't advertise on website

do they want records? a direct script, no website nrop? that's a new one!

I suppose you've tried this service and it all worked out as you described, right?

BTW, for those who are patient, you needn't call the #, they may well call you out of the blue.

patient2all

Is there a website or source that we can go to and find out the laws for each state in regard to receiving a script from out of state? I believe in NY and MN this would not work, they are very fussy about pain medication and it is like signing your first born away when you try to fill from a local doctor and in MN the paper script cannot have a refill on it. I am reading some people are using this service and having no problems filling locally. It seems more and more OP's are going this route.

So, back to my original question, is anyone aware of a website or source to look at the laws for each state?

Thanks!

Does anyone know of a Direct Script service that uses a Dr who is located in Southeast florida? I now live in the Miami area and I am just too scared to fill a RX from an out of state Dr and would only consider filling one that is not too far from where I live. I have read that many of the DS Docs are in Fla but I would really like to find one close to me so that I would feel comfortable filling it. I am not looking for Dr's names but rather just where in Fla they are located. If anyone could help me with this I would be very grateful.


Thank You

DS filled in Alabama

Hello all. I have had a couple of direct scripts filled (from Clear Choice Consults) in Alabama. I was really concerned about getting one filled around here (Hunstville area). They are really bad about pain meds around here also. I did not have any problems at all getting filled (10/325 for 120 qty) at WalMart, not a question asked. Clear Choice was great as well except for the fact no refills. You're paying about $200 for a one time fill. I may give Consults Direct a try I understand you can get 90 day supply. Does anyone kinow if they will prescribe 120 qty for each fill or is 90 the max? I don't know how long it will work around here (DScripts) I think they will before long stop it in Alabama. I have heard some complaints from others using different DS programs that the scripts themselves look very, very questionable. The scripts from Clear Choice are very high tech I was not concerned about that. I have heard of some people talking about the scripts received form some other providers that looked like something someone printed up on a printer. However I remember one Dude said it got filled anyway even though it looked very questionable (don't remember the state or provider). I was curious about the scripts sent out from some of the others, any feedback????????
Best wishes

For those of you have used direct scripts, do you think it is best to go to your regular pharmacy, one you rarely ever go to, or one you have never been to?

What about using insurance? If I use my insurance, I don't have to pay anything. However, I'm not sure I want this showing up on my insurance since I won't have a doctor bill to go with it.

Also, I notice the poster above me said he used Wal Mart with no problems. Are there any chains that work well for others or any I should avoid?

I would appreciate feedback from anyone with experience. Thank you.

This is just my opinion, for what it's worth. I would go to a pharmacy that you have dealt with in the past, but perhaps not one that you currently use for other medications (i.e. blood pressure meds, heart meds, etc.). As far as using insurance, I certainly would if they will pay. I don't think it matters that you don't have a doctor's bill to go with it. After all, it is possible that you opted to pay cash for the visit, or the doctor did not take your insurance, for example. It really is none of their business. Personally, I have used CVS and have had no issues, but I can't speak for others. From what I head the main thing to avoid is drugstore.com, because they seem to be very vigilant in noting so-called "internet doctors", perhaps because they are a mail-order pharmacy. Other people have suggested Wal-Mart, and while I personally avoid them because I disagree with their corporate philosophy, if it is a place you have used before, it is worth considering.

Again, these are just my opinions. Admittedly, since I do not have drug coverage, on the insurance question, I am not an authority on the matter.

I am currently using Consults Direct. I receive a very small amount of Vicodin per month from my regular PCP. I get my PCP RX, alomg with all my others at Walgreens. Since I don't want to raise any red flags, I have my DS filled at Wal Mart and I do NOT use my insurance. My DS is for 90 10/500 and it costs about $41.00 per month without insurance. I had never been to this Wal Mart before my DS.

If there is anything else I can answer for you about my DS experience, please feel free to PM me.

the way I see it, as long as your records meet the prescriber's standards AND the Dr. is legit (up to date on all their requirements by state/fed law), then I as a patient would not worry, and for some circumstances a mom & pop pharm might be the best way to go (I know everybody in there and they know me). that gives me comfort, and as long as the direct script doesn't look like a 14 year old's attempt at creating fake scripts, then I know I didnt commit a crime at all. I am now being forced to go this route as I just recieved a letter from my PCP, who has been great, stating he is retiring. I had my last appointment with him 8 days ago, and he gave me Xanax XR 2mg once a day and this is by far the most effective
med I have ever taken for my anxiety/panic disorders......so after all that my question is can I get that med prescribed thru a DS service since they are just writing a script, or is there a list of meds they offer ROP style?
thanks in advance for any info!! love this place

How many refills on the 10/325?

I got 2 from http://www.consultsdirect.net and #90 quantity(my local Dr's prescription was #15)

Very convincing, the scripts you get from consults direct must look good and professional?

The prescriptions from ConsultsDirect are more than just "looking" good and professional, they are. It is not some generic looking script, like from most ER's and the like, but a regular script from a script pad, full of security features.

An information sheet is also sent, and includes the hours/days (eastern time) that you need to have the script filled. This is in case the pharmacist decides to verify the script, verification can only be done during the normal working hours of the doctor's staff.

Awesome , asuming debbie can get they meds I'm on I'm in.
Even of she cant may move my PM and anxiety meds over to her

Is Oxycodone obtainable via direct script?

No. Sorry. The best you'll get is Hydo

what is the phone number of Dr.Foster...............................thanks

867-5309 ask for Jenny

I agree. Can anyone suggest a direct script/ call in/ shipping OCS that DOES NOT USE DR. GARCIA? He is getting heat all over the place from what I hear. I'm looking for someone that provides services in North Carolina.

-Esteban

I currently have a prescription with PPC with 2 refills left. I sustained a horrible injury to my left hand involving a hatchet and immediately went to surgery. They rebuilt my knuckle on my middle finger and re attatched the tendon. Needless to say I am in a lot of pain. Initially, when called for my consultation I requested Promethazine w/codeine syrup due to my trouble swallowing pills and Itchiness due to pain medications from prior injuries such as percocet. I take promethazine for allergy relief already and find it to work far better than benadryl, so I figured why not just get a precription for both and do a 2 birds one stone deal you know?
When I called the docotr said "we can not do codeine over the net" At the time i had not known about PPC's direct script program so I requested my current pain meds. When I found out about the directscript program I called back and asked if when it is time for a re- consultation if I could request a direct script for promethazine w/codeine that way I could just send it to drugstore.com or take it to my local pharmacy and there would be no legal issues with codeine or whatever they were saying..........they responded with "we dont issue that med"??? I know you cant send it but what is the problem with prescribing it??! Can anybody help me out here? what is the problem with getting this med,,, last i checked codeine wasn't even half as potent as hydro, am I wrong? I am a total newbie and maybe misinformed but please help... anything on where and how and why would be greatly appreciated. This site is awesome by the way!!

They may have protocols in writing as to what they will consult for, I do not know. I do know they were probably not happy about your mention of Drugstore.com, who do require a face to face visit for all scripts they fill for controlled substances. They raise 7 kinds of hades about scripts done in any other fashion.

I mentioned it over the phone and they didnt know what drugstore.com was. But very good info, glad I didn't get a script and try to send to them... thank you

http://www.myconsultrx.com

just found them on google

mydoctorconsultonline.com has been slow as freaking xmas..Sent in my records like 10 times.. so far this is my 3rd day waiting on the doc to call..

IF not what do i do? I have records.. but am having a hard time getting past the getting approved part and actually talking to a doctor.. its not that im missing the calls.. they are just all backlogged or so they say. SO it is really sucking to know im approved and just not able to get a doc on the phone..

BTW ive been in dr que since 12/08... they are also associated with the above site the rocky mentioned..Cause i was able to find my order number on their site..


anyway.. has anyone had much success with theM?

update.. Doc just approved my script without calling to speak to me first. He sent the wrong thing so far has been a huge mess ordering from mydoctorconsultonline.com.. Im supposed to hear from the Doc but when? who knows?

I can't figure out how to start a new post, so I thought
this would be the best place to ask. I put in for my
last refill from my DS at my pharmacy last Monday, and
they have been saying that are out of 7.5/500 for the last week. Has anyone heard of shortages of this medication?

Yes, up North at least. My face-to-face Doctor has prescribed that for the last 3 months.

The first time the pharmacist told me there was a "problem with the prescription". She said she couldn't tell me what "the problem" was.

When I pressed for an answer, the pharmacist finally said that there was no such thing as 7.5/500 hydrocodone. After I provided proof that it existed, she acknowledged there was such a thing, but they would have to order it.

The pharmacist I've had the bad luck to deal with also believes that 7.5/500 hydrocodone is Schedule 4

Originally, I was prescribed 90 10/500 hydrocodone. A different pharmacist at the chain was leery of filling what she referred to as a "large amount of narcotics" when calling "headquarters" for advice and suggested that she could "substitute" a "Schedule 4 prescription like 5/500"

I check their name tags and these are indeed pharmacists and not pharmacy techs. The disparity of knowledge depending on the pharmacist you encounter is disturbing.

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Between the 2 branches of this major chain pharmacy that are in my county, they have never been able to fill the entire prescription of 90 at once. I've needed to make up to 3 trips to 2 different branches over a number of days in order to get the entire prescription. It is an annoyance.

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The Doctor told me that I should Notify the pharmacy a few days before he issues a prescription so that they can get the order process going, but I can't see the pharmacy taking "instructions" from the patient like that. I'd feel like a fool doing that and fear I'd be told I don't have the authority to tell them what to order a week before the prescription is issued.

In a just world, the pharmacy should realize the need to stock a sufficient amount of the 7.5/500 hydrocodone since at least one customer has required it monthly of late.

However, I later learned that even major chain pharmacies are bound by quotas as far as what percentage of controlled medications they can have on hand.

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I'm in a major metropolitan area also, but since the Doctor has been mailing the prescription in to that pharmacy chain, I feel kind of stuck with them.

We patients are in the sorry position where we fear that specifying another pharmacy chain midstream would make us appear "suspicious". I don't know if other major chains in the area would be more likely to stock it either.

Even when we do things "right", we walk on eggshells fearing we may be be accused of doing something "wrong" if we "make waves". After all, we should be grateful that we are getting any treatment in this sad environment that has been created around us.

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A wise pharmacist was more forthcoming and stated once that a complicated formula is now in place for how much of any controlled substance can be on-hand based on volume and ratios of controlled prescriptions vs. non-controlled prescriptions filled. The pharmacies may be allocating their limited quotas for the more often prescribed formulations.

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So you are not alone....

patient2all

Curlymop,
I'm in the same situation as you are....I can't figure out how to start a new topic. Perhaps someone will help us through the steps we need to take to post a new topic...

I contacted consultsdirect, but was informed that I have to be 25 years of age to consult (I'm 24). Is this a universal law, or only with consultsdirect? Or is it a state by state thing? sorry if this is a dumb question.

Yes

If anyone has a problem with mydoctorconsultonline.com or an affliated website you should probably call the customer service and ask them whats up. i dont think the phone number is on the main page of the site but they work with DoctorsOnDemand.com
1.866.571.6498
Our hours are 9am to 5pm
Monday-Friday EST

They will be glad to help you out.

James

Confused here, are you saying that mydoctorconsultonline.com is an affiliate of DoctorsOnDemand.com or vice versa, or that they work with each other?

Same company websites with Delta Health providing U.S. based customer service. Delta Health assigns everyone a personal representative so you dont have to talk with a different person every month. The rep provides direct phone line and personal email address for info or help.
Very good operation.

James

Doctorsondemand is that a good site. I live in Oklahoma and at one time delta health serviced my state but does not now. Do you know if Doctorsondemand is with delta health. And do they send scripts.

asking for pms will get you in trouble.

Very few people are getting scripts right now.

As the date in April approaches most here are scrambling.

Your only real choice at this point is to pick a service that has a F2F doctor near you and begin that process.

what do you have?

Can anyone help finding a F2F in Kentucky?

who do i talk to about the scripts

I need a prescription for xanax and was wondering if there was an online doctor who could send me a script or how i go about getting one? i'm in louisiana.

good luck with that...

Reggie, that is not gonna happen. You will need to go to a legitimate doctor in order to get a prescription.