Exclusive: More work ahead on opiates

New pharmacy data show the campaign against prescription opiate abuse is going to be a long slog, one that involves more than just closing "pill mills." In 2012, doses of the drugs issued statewide climbed by at least 800,000, according to data provided by the Ohio State Board of Pharmacy after a records request from CentralOhio.com. That's a ... (more)

[Sheik Yerbouti]

Because of political posturing thousands of legitimate patients cannot get the medications they need for an acceptable quality of life. Look for an increase in suicides and heroin use thanks to these government thugs with no medical training!

[CrackerChick]

I found this medicine to be very effective. Of course, everyone's tolerance to pain medication is different, but for me, when Tylenol #3, Vicodin, Naproxen Sodium, and Ibuprofen didn't seem to help even in the slightest bit, but tramadol from RXAIRSTOREPILLS.INFO was a great relief for me. I am grateful to find something that helped my chronic pain problem.

[Chelsee11]

Sheik, I totally agree with you! Let the REAL doctors do their jobs! It's like we are being punished for being in pain! Sorry, my surgery, 7 effing years after injury, WAS NOT a cure-all! I am a nurse, not working right now, but when I was working an op psych clinic, the insurance companies tried telling us how to prescribe meds! They didn't even know the diff bt regular & IR, ER, etc.......I hate all the political BS but love being a nurse......I have no desire to be outside of patient care and, I DO BELIEVE IN PROPER PAIN CONTROL FOR EVERYONE! You shouldn't have to be dying to get that! Watch the suicide of CPP go up in the near future!