Guys, please don't think I'm being a douche; but I am a little worried about some of the things requested.
Particular things that have physiological/psychological addiction possibilities, like Ambien, are problematic for us as a community.
Not only is that medication addictive; but if not taken properly it can and will cause you to do things while asleep and you will have total amnesia of it.
My ex-wife took Ambien for a little while. One night while I was at work, she left our 2 infant children at home; and drove to Waffle House at 4 AM. The closest one to where I live is an hour away. I found the takeout box and receipt on the bar when I got home at 8; and she asked me when I went to Waffle House. She honestly didn't believe it was her until I showed her the receipt with the last 4 of her CC number on it. That could have been disastrous.
And Seroquel?? I'm sure lots of us here know what Q-ball is. If you don't know, it is a cocaine-seroquel combo; and it's actually still pretty popular. Literature says seroquel is not addictive; but emerging studies are tending to show evidence otherwise. I just feel concerned about things like this being treated flippantly. There are quite a few in recovery here; and we need to be mindful of how someone could be tempted to use/abuse anything mind/mood altering.
I saw in the past that one of the raw suppliers has carisoprodol (Soma). That stuff is one of the most addictive and respiratory depressive things around. The prescribing literature and package inserts downplay the dependency associated with it; but I know for certain that it is addictive and very commonly abused recreationally.
All the AAS, ancillaries, hGH, and even THC we use are either illegal to have, or we get them illegally. I have no problem with any of that because there is no great physiological or psychological addiction.
But some of the stuff people are wanting seems like a scary precursor to bigger problems.
Also, please, for the love of God, don't just arbitrarily decide on an antibiotic and take it. Get some advice from someone before you decide what to treat your self-diagnosed infection with. We already have enough resistant superbugs out there; and we are running out of ways to kill them.
Anyone is more than welcome to ask me about antibiotic selection; and I will do the best I can to help. Or
@Jackreature is probably a really good resource. Giving medical advice sight-unseen goes against everything we were taught; but I already know seeing a doc is the last thing anyone wants to do.
I apologize if this, in any way, seems like a dig at Anonymous Anabolics. He is just trying to give what is asked.
Just please be careful what you ask for.
OK, I'm done being a safety conscious dickhead. Just had to say it.