This is a discussion on Houston, TX Prescriptions within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; I have a problem I recently broke my leg and I went to a Houston TX Pain clinic for the pain medication for my injuries ...
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Houston, TX Prescriptions
I have a problem I recently broke my leg and I went to a Houston TX Pain clinic for the pain medication for my injuries the doctor there gave me a prescription for some pain medication so I brought the Prescription back to my pharmacy in Arkansas (walgreen) where i been getting the same medication (lorcets) And they said that they dont fill houston, tx prescriptions so what can you do without having to drive all the way back to Houston, TX just to get my prescription filled please help in Pain
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Well... You could go to a doctor in AR? I don't understand what this post has to do with defensive firearm carry or forum feedback.
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Maybe an off-topic post, but as a first post I would also question if he's even on the right website.
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Pain causing confusion.
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There needs to be an option on the poll for "I don't have the foggiest idea because I don't take prescription pain medicine".
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I don't understand what the poll has to do with a pharmacy refusing to fill a prescription from out of state.
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This is too weird to even get involved in...
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DittoOriginally Posted by DoctorBob
States' Rights issue.
Pharmacists aren't required to honor out-of-state doctors' prescriptions and that is as it should be.
This is resolved by seeing a physician practicing within the state of residence.
This is a bit too weird for continued discussion on our forum.
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