Basedout
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Was wondering if anyone actually has purchased insulin from walmart without a prescription? I see tons of articles about it.
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Yeah but it's humalin r, not exactly what you want
Bumpygooch
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I used it, it was adequate, I guess. Just have to be mindful of the active time, which is around 4 hours.
Whopperflopper
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Sure, I picked up a bottle of R when I filled my N script. I'm not sure of store policy, its really up to the discretion of the Pharmacist. I usualy patronize the smaller family owned pharmacies.
I feel sorry for the Newb who takes 15 ius of R, instead of N.
I feel sorry for the Newb who takes 15 ius of R, instead of N.
Basedout
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Says they carry novolog too now
Bumpygooch
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They may carry it, however, in my experience, they said they could only sell me the Walmart brands without script.
Basedout
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It is the walmart brand RELION pic in my last post
Bumpygooch
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I’m sorry, let me qualify “Walmart brand,”what I was told when I asked for novolog, I was told only the novolin r and n. Let me know if you’re successful acquiring this insulin, I’ll go get some myself.
Deadp007
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Walmart Revolutionizes Insulin Access & Affordability for Patients With Diabetes With the Launch of the First and Only Private Brand Analog Insulin
BENTONVILLE, Ark., June 29, 2021 — Walmart announced the launch of the first-ever private brand analog insulin, which will revolutionize the access and affordability to diabetes care by offering customers a significant price savings without compromising quality. Available exclusively through...
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Yes, I’ve gotten it before and within 24 hours of using it I gained 40 lbs, put on some holy, shit-stained sweatpants, and found a welfare debit card in my wallet!!!
malfeasance
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Check your state, if you are in Indiana you cannot do this. Otherwise, just walk up and ask for it, and they will give it to you. It is like 27 bucks. Ask for R not N.
R is regular human insulin
Whopperflopper
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Man, I wish. Without Insurance I bet it would be over $100. I'm paying $50 now for pharma with insurance.
In most states they will sell it to you with out I prescription. I haven’t bought any but I went there and spoke with the pharmacist about it. It’s one specific brand of slin with three types. One they call fast one slow and one that’s considered a hybrid of the two.
It’s very cheap but I don’t believe it’s very popular in the BB community bc their “fast” acting one isn’t as rapid as the most popularly used ones, and their “slow” acting one isn’t as slow acting as one that will like cover you all day for bulking.
So you can get it but it’s typically not the kinds bodybuilders are looking for. Still usable from what I was understanding researching it but not first choice for most protocols.
If I’m not understanding this someone please correct me.
It’s very cheap but I don’t believe it’s very popular in the BB community bc their “fast” acting one isn’t as rapid as the most popularly used ones, and their “slow” acting one isn’t as slow acting as one that will like cover you all day for bulking.
So you can get it but it’s typically not the kinds bodybuilders are looking for. Still usable from what I was understanding researching it but not first choice for most protocols.
If I’m not understanding this someone please correct me.
Bumpygooch
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You’re correct, from my experience. Useable, not optimal. As far as feelz go, I used apidra as well as novolin r, no difference.
Basedout
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I got some NovaRapid domestically so its all good. Thanks!
I just bought another couple bottles of R and a bottle of N earlier this week
Yes you are correct. Except the one that’s the hybrid of the two, is just a simple mixture of both the Regular “R” insulin mixed with the “N” insulin.
I’ve used the R and the N and also Lantus, never actual Rapid”logs” like Novalog/Humalog, but I’ve figured out where to inject the regular R IM to get it to act very fast. About 13-15 min. IV is technically possible Too but not feasible for most situations.
Bumpygooch
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You have to ask for the Walmart brand….Novolin, all other insulin requires a script.
