Zyprexa from Indian online pharmacy

[Pow]

If you have been treated with Indian Zyprexa for your Schizophrenia, on the basis of your experience:
Would you recommend Indian Zyprexa to other members for the treatment of their Schizophrenia?
What were the adverse effects caused by Zyprexa? How severe were these side-effects?
How much did one month's supply of Zyprexa cost?

[Rush Linpbaugh]

I can recommend a reputable Indian pharmacy : drugstore.ind.in Before I ordered Zyprexa here I ran a thorough investigation on the manufacturing practices in India in general and found out that there is DEATH PENALTY for counterfeiting drugs there. I figured it would be enough to give the pills a try and I was quite satisfied with the result. I hope this info will be of any help to the community.

[John Smith]

My wife has been on Indian Zyprexa for several years after trying a couple other meds that she couldn't handle the side effects. She sleeps 10 hours a day and has but on quite a bit of weight but the side effects are minor compared to what she was like before going on Zyprexa.

[Sara]

Pow wrote:

Would you recommend Indian Zyprexa to other members for the treatment of their Schizophrenia?

I ordered from drugstore.ind.in without a script there Indian Zyprexa works great!

[Danny Haszard]

Recent studies have found that atypical antipsychotics used to control agitation in aggressive Alzheimer patients (chemical straight-jacket) have unacceptable risk.

At 5 to ten times the cost of the old standby thorazine,recent comparative studies show the diabetes inducing zyprexa class of drugs are only borderline better in controlling symptoms.

My clinical contacts in the mental health field right here in Bangor Maine tell me that they have stopped prescribing zyprexa altogether.

This is interesting,as I thought that all drugs of a certain class had the same molecular makeup (eg asprin) and were just the same drug family marketed to get around patents.

This must be wrong as zyprexa is being reported as more dangerous than than the other atypicals.

WOW

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Daniel Haszard
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[Harryballs]

Indian or otherwise, Zyprexa is still death in pill form. As i see it they contain the same chemical makeup then THEY are the same drug. Causes same deadly problems....

[Temperance]

Rush Linpbaugh wrote:

I can recommend a reputable Indian pharmacy : drugstore.ind.in Before I ordered Zyprexa here I ran a thorough investigation on the manufacturing practices in India in general and found out that there is DEATH PENALTY for counterfeiting drugs there. I figured it would be enough to give the pills a try and I was quite satisfied with the result. I hope this info will be of any help to the community.

I have been on Indian Zyprexa for 3 weeks now. So far it makes me sleep much more. It slows down the storm in my head. Unfortunately, it hasn't helped with much more than that yet. I thought it should have helped more by now. I still don't want to be around anyone, even the two family members that I was close to.

[Caapro]

Indian olanzapine: so i put weight on, say 2-3 stone & it doesnt look likely to come off any time soon. But i personally think it is an excerlent medication, because of it i can think clearly and am confident that if life were to take a sudden turn for the worst i would still have a solid grip. Been on zyprexa for about 3 years in that time ive only tryed abifily as an alternative, abifily had side effects like light headedness and generaly feeling yuck so i went back onto the olanzapine. What i want to say about it is, when i take my meds at night (10mg) its over till i have to take it again the next night, i seem to suffer no side effects and it just goes to work not even bothering me in the slightest. Guess that could make it easy for me to forget i have to take it, maybe not. Would like to hear your views on Indian zyprexa?
To Rush Linpbaugh : drugstore.ind.in works well!

[MKultra]

I have been on Indian zyprexa and seems to help quite abit with no side effects other then weight gain. But I have also been gaining weight for the past 2 years ever since I started Clozaril so its really hard to say which is doing more than the other, I do find that since the zyprexa my stomach constantly feels empty.

[Frost]

MKultra wrote:

I have been on Indian zyprexa and seems to help quite abit with no side effects other then weight gain. But I have also been gaining weight for the past 2 years ever since I started Clozaril so its really hard to say which is doing more than the other, I do find that since the zyprexa my stomach constantly feels empty.

Well i dont get that but i do get the feeling off needing big meals and junk food, also stuff that ive never tryied before -- guess its like a craving type thing. But saying that i dont give in to it all the time, i fact i think i do well to keep the weight stedy as it is atm.

[donsy]

i would really like some info on Indian olazapine.i have been prescribed it but i have a phobia i am scared of nausea and vomiting so i would really like to know if either are a side effect with olazapine that is all that stops me taking it i am really miserable and i think if i could take it my life would improve

[Chunkbeefsoup]

Hi all, I just asked Dr.Long what's the percentage of people who are on Indian olanzapine and didn't gain any weight. he said that he needs to check his records, but he believe somewhere around 30% don't gain weight. i thought about this for a while and realized that i think that it's too high a percentage to be right. i've heard so many stories of people on Indian olanzapine and they all said that they gained weight. some, maybe only 10 lbs, but others like me, 70 lbs. i'm a very petite woman also. i weighed 95 lbs until i took Indian olanzapine! although i don't like to think of myself as vain, it's still very bothersome to me back then and even now, after marriage. it also made me very delusional as i thought that the whole world was created for me and that everyone had ESP, except me. i thought that people could control my thoughts and actions. i also used to never believe in space and jesus and gravity. i thought that this whole world was false and was created, as i said before, just for me. it was very disturbing as i didn't know if i should be thankful or pissed off. finally, back to Indian zyprexa, besides the horrible weight gain, the delusions were worse. also, diabetes runs in my family. with the 70 lb weight gain, i was a prime candidate. my granny died a couple of years ago from diabetes and my dad has borderline diabetes. however,there are some people who take Indian zyprexa and it works really well for them.

[Andrew Geddis]

I have been on Indian Zyprexa for ten years and can say that the only way to get off of it, which I believe is the safest thing to do, is to do it gradually with the supervision of a compitent and reliable psychiatrist that you trust.

[Bikerhoney]

Rush Linpbaugh wrote:

I can recommend a reputable Indian pharmacy http://drugstore.ind.in Before I ordered Zyprexa here I ran a thorough investigation on the manufacturing practices in India in general and found out that there is DEATH PENALTY for counterfeiting drugs there. I figured it would be enough to give the pills a try and I was quite satisfied with the result. I hope this info will be of any help to the community.

I have found them very good value for money!

[RobertQ]

I've tried both original brand and generic Zyprexa. There is no difference in effectiveness as far as I can tell between the brand and Generic versions. The real difference is price, no comparison. And the India suppliers seem honest and reliable. On the site http://drugstore.ind.in I've just placed my 3rd order.

[Cormac]

Our son just started Indian Zyprexa per our psychiatrist, who has had lots of experience with PANDAS-spectrum disorders (OCD, Tourette's). He believes this will help quite a bit with obsessive thought patterns (like our son's obsession with food and nutrition that led to a huge weight loss) and should also boost his appetite and help him sleep better.
We're sure hoping for the best. Just want to find something to help him make the transition back to school in the Fall more smoothly. Has anybody had any experience with Indian Zyprexa? There's some pretty scary info out there about diabetes risk from long-term use, and we want to make sure the potential pros outweigh the cons.

[syltomessyltomes]

Zyprexa from India Great drug; we used it to sedate our son for a long haul flight and he was really calm afterwards for a couple of days. It was prescribed by his child psychiatrist in Australia. However, we were told by the paediatrician here in the UK that it was unsuitable for regular use because it affects the immune system and would lower the body's resistence to future strep infections. It can also make you pile on the pounds - which might be an added bonus in your case.
My son has extremely severe OCD symptoms and we've been told a few different things might help - anti-depressants, tranqs...but so far I couldn't say for sure that anything has really made a significant difference. A good night's sleep makes the biggest difference to all the symptoms, in my opinion, but we haven't exactly found that easy to come by either. Hope that helps a bit.

[Cormac]

Wow - we'll have to check on the immune system angle, because the psychiatrist emphasized that this kind of med for OCD was a "long-term commitment." He talked about 1-2 years duration. Sounds like that could be pretty dangerous in our situation.
Yeah, we're kind of hoping the weight gain side effect works to our benefit. Our son really hadn't shown much in the way of OCD symptoms until he became obsessed with food, nutrition, etc., a few months ago. Sleep is our biggest struggle, too: Son sleeps poorly and (since we discontinued desyrel for sleep) pulls an all-nighter every week or two. The doc thought zyprexa might make him drowsy and help with sleep as well, but no luck so far. Thanks for the info, syltomes. Definitely gives us something to discuss with our doc at the next appointment!

[syltomes]

we have just started using something new for sleep, a sedative called Chloral Betaine. It's the only member of the Chloral family that comes as a tablet, as my son will not take anything in liquid form. So far it is doing a better job than the tranquillisers (my son has been taking Seroquel for sleep for the last year or so). The Chloral tends to give a minimum 8 hours sleep at a stretch but I don't think it was the neurologist's first choice or something we can use in the long, long term (assuming we need to be on something for years to come). I was at the point of just demanding something that worked - for the sake of the whole family, not just my son, as long term sleep deprivation has wreaked havoc in our life. I hope the Indian Zyprexa works out for you. I found the shrink we used to see was very knowledgeable about drugs and most sympathetic of all the specialists we had seen to that point but he didn't have a clue about movement disorder and didn't really believe in PANDAS if it didn't resolve within a few weeks.

[evan]

What brand of Indian Zyprexa did you people receive from http://drugstore.ind.in ? Could you also mention what mg pills you bought.