Here is a pharmacy association newsletter from December in which the DEA warns of Direct Scripts. I marvel at the way they twist the facts and the weasily way they imply all such things are illegal. Afterall, there isn't a "bona fide doctor-patient relationship". But they can never quite define what that is--because they can't. Anyway, read pages 163 and 169. Enjoy.

http://www.nabp.net/ftpfiles/newsletters/NABP/NABP122007.pdf

Hi there,

I'm pretty new - have been reading for a while, but this is my first post. I am in the process of (hopefully) getting a direct script from an OCS. I read this article and it's a little scary to me. How do you know that when you go to the pharmacy to get the script filled, the pharmacist won't report 'suspicious activity' to the DEA? Also, I don't see the OCS I'm using listed anywhere on this site and am wondering if anyone has used them before? Where would I post that?

PB, I THINK IN THEIR CASE THIS IS -TALKING OUT OF ONE SIDE OF YOUR MOUTH, DOING A LITTLE "SIDE STEP", LYING THROUGH THEIR TEETH, NOT KNOWING WHICH HAND IS DOING WHAT,ETC.

I DID,'T ENJOY IT, DID YOU?


IT'S SO FULL OF LIES AND BS IT SHOULD IMPLODE!

SOME PEOPLE SHOULD NEVER HAVE BEEN TAUGHT TO WRITE. ESP., WHAT'S NOT RIGHT!

SORRY PB, THEY JUST MAKE ME ILL!

BLESSED BE!