Prescription pills can be identified by their shape, color and imprint. There are a number of "Pill Identifier" systems available that can identify the name of the pill by their physical appearance.
Obtaining any prescription medication, especially opioid pain medications, without a prescription, is illegal. With an appropriate prescription, the pills are not illegal.
two types of pills: - the ones delivered with a medical prescription You need to go to a PHARMACIE shop (identified with a green lighted cross in front on the shop) and give them the prescription. French citizens don't pay for their prescripted pills (or just a little in some cases). - the ones delivered without a medical prescription You need to go to a PHARMACIE shop (identified with a green lighted cross in front on the shop) and take what you need in the "take it yourself" zone of the PHARMACIE, then go to the cashier to pay. Only a few pills are available for "take it yourself". For example, "ADVIL" is delivered only with prescription. Most of time, only toothpaste, shampoo, ... and natural medicine are available without prescription.
Yes it is.
Yes, you can bring pills on a plane, but it is recommended to keep them in their original packaging and carry a prescription or doctor's note if they are prescription medications.
yes over the counter pills or prescription pills
The best prescription pills for losing water weight are Bumetanide (Bumex), Furosemide (Lasix), and Torsemide(Demadex). These pills are considered to be the strongest available diuretics.
Diabetes medicine always needs a prescription. There are certain pills and insulins that cannot just be bought. The only thing you can buy without a prescription are sugar pills or candy.
As long as they have a prescription for them, there is nothing wrong with it.
yes
most of the more prescribed pain pills are opiods
In the US, birth control pills are by prescription only, so your girlfriend must see a health care provider for a prescription. Once she has a prescription, you can pick them up for her. Contraceptive pills are offered at Planned Parenthood locations at low cost or free of charge.
You can get birth control pills from any pharmacy. In the US, they require a prescription.