ONLINE PHENTERMINE?

**BreeBabby** · June 5th, 2009, 02:14 PM

has anyone bought online phentermine w/o a perscription. my dr. charges 65 everytime i go see him then the perscription amount.. and no matter what insurance wont pay for it.. so i was trying to see if buying online was alright? if anyone else had? and how did it go? did it work the same? and what site did you go to?

**Cadensmomma1221** · June 5th, 2009, 02:32 PM

If you find the real phen on line its 100% illegal and it'll cost you an arm and a leg anyways. Theres like 5billion "phentArmine, phenTREmine,phentImine" you get the picture... but those are all ripoffs and fakes and most of them are really dangerous for you to take. Probably the best thing OTC would be alli or something.. or maybe consider a break from pills and do like south beach or atkins or something.

**BreeBabby** · June 5th, 2009, 02:40 PM

well i just started like 3 weeks ago. so i wanted to take them a little longer but i think i did better on my own then with phen lol. i dont know. maybe ill keep taking them i dont know. you and your little one are cuttte! :]

**Cadensmomma1221** · June 5th, 2009, 03:01 PM

lol Thanks! good luck with your weight loss!!

**ldybugn01** · June 5th, 2009, 03:19 PM

its going to be cheaper for you to get them through your doctor than get "phen" on line. All the websites you can buy it from are scams. I suggest sticking with your doctor.

Plus Phen is a controlled substance and only Dr's can perscribe it.

**dallasm25** · June 5th, 2009, 04:14 PM

Originally Posted by ldybugn01

its going to be cheaper for you to get them through your doctor than get "phen" on line. All the websites you can buy it from are scams. I suggest sticking with your doctor.

Plus Phen is a controlled substance and only Dr's can perscribe it.

I BOUGHT SOME A YEAR AGO ON LINE AND THEY ****ED BAD....JUST A SCAM AND EXSPENSIVE.

**AutumnBorn** · June 6th, 2009, 03:04 AM

Bree, I sent you a private message, but then I thought that I'd tell you how I manage to get my insurance to cover my office visit. And I thought some others might gain from my experience, too.

When I go, I always say it's for a meds check - I also take anti-anxiety meds and sleeping pills, so my visits are covered. The initial visit was coded as an "adverse reaction to medication" - they had put me on an anti-anxiety pill that caused me to gain 10 lb. in 10 days! An office mate goes to the same doctor and gets her vitals checked monthly post chemo, so she gets weighed and refilled then, all covered but the co-pay and 20% deductible (comes out to $30.15 per visit in our cases).

Find an insurance company accepted reason to go and you're good.