Yep, quite the welcome home!
I think I am the only person I know who has been locked in their house AND garage now. Sheesh.
I think I am the only person I know who has been locked in their house AND garage now. Sheesh.
Yup, I've never been locked in a garage.
I'd love to hear the locked in the house story.
If he had been a firefighter he probably would have.Nobody ever told me about that, not even my Dad who was a locksmith...
Addy, I think the increase in supply is because the risk of abuse or dependence is less with the lower dose.
Really?They only reduced the amount of Tylenol (acetaminophen/paracetamol) in the medications, NOT the narcotic component.
Addy, I think the increase in supply is because the risk of abuse or dependence is less with the lower dose.
Really?
From what I just read, the paracetamol or ibuprofen was to lower the risks and increase the pain reduction per pill, so lower amounts of narcotic could be used. It's banned in many European countries.
Really?
From what I just read, the paracetamol or ibuprofen was to lower the risks and increase the pain reduction per pill, so lower amounts of narcotic could be used. It's banned in many European countries.
I see. They are lowering the Acetaminophen in Rx drugs because people get it in non-Rx drugs and they could easily get too much.Here is the current information : Acetaminophen Toxicity
I wish they were more cautious with the acetaminophen here. Every time I go to a clinic for something they try to give me stuff with it and I have to argue with them.I couldn't even get one Extra Strength Tylenol in the hospital...all the dilaudid I wanted every four hours, but no tylenol.
When I lived in a house with double key deadbolts, we took the advice given by the fire department. ALWAYS leave a key in the door, on the inside, when you are in the house.