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Hootie · 11-02-2011, 09:59 PM

I just moved, I no longer have a doctor or time to get a prescription or hit up a dermatologist.

Texas is much dryer than Illinois and it has cause me to breakout for the first time in years...back when I used to break out my dermatologist put me on ampicillin 500mg.

I remember the dosages and took it for over a year.

I don't feel like paying $200 to see a dermatologist and I bought some aquatic ampicillin 500mg and it's supposed to be safe for human consumption (even though it warns against it)

supposedly it's the same exact stuff as the ampicllin you get at a pharmacy

I've researched quite thoroughly, but was hoping some of you all would have some insight...other than antifreeze or AIDS or...well any of that is fine, too...but would like some useful stuff in the middle.

yeti · 11-02-2011, 10:18 PM

[QUOTE=The Meat Dragon

I'm just really lazy.[/QUOTE]

Is it pure laziness or money issues? If it is laziness then dude just go to a derm and don't risk having to deal with things if you have an adverse reaction. Plus, there might be something better than what they had 6 yrs ago.

Hootie · 11-02-2011, 10:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Otter

There's a reason why your body can't fight the bacteria you're talking about. Pills should be a "I got sick, needed help, thank you" solution.

I'm being totally honest Hootie, break out a juicer in the morning for one week and see how your body treats you back. Down some kale, broccoli rahb, beets and other raw foods.

You're body is a lot like your car or any other piece of machinery.

What are you giving your machine function? Bet it's not good if this is where your at. And I'll shut the **** up if you are, and I'm actually going to bed but think about it.

well I don't drink pop...only water and milk...mostly water...

as for what I eat...I eat pasta...chicken...I'm not super unhealthy...I don't eat a ton of fruits or vegetables but it's not like I'm downing grease or anything...I don't really even like junk food...

my dermatologist wrote me 2 years worth of ampicillin prescriptions in a row...it's not something I was ever addicted to but it certainly worked...he eventually took me off of it and I haven't had any issues until the recent move.

Hootie · 11-02-2011, 10:20 PM

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Originally Posted by KcMizzou

Break out... as in acne? Does a drier climate make that worse? I'd have thought the opposite.

it's not like teen greasy acne...

it's not real bad but it's comparable to what the doctor gave me ampicillin for before...

that's not the point...I know what I need, it's ampicillin...that's not even up for debate right now

I just am trying to see if I should take the stuff I have, if anyone else has had experience...

I've googled and have found many people saying it's the same stuff and they use it all the time and save a boat load of money...was hoping someone I trusted on CP knew anything about it...

that's all

not really looking for any other advice or criticisms...

Hammock Parties · 11-02-2011, 10:20 PM

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yeti · 11-02-2011, 10:20 PM

You don't get addicted to antibiotics so that is a non issue.

**Gonzo** · 11-02-2011, 10:26 PM

Ok...
Utilizing antibiotics for acne has been proven useful for most young people. However, there are different types of acne. Most are caused by bacteria on the skin but some, (which may really be the case here) are caused by climate and atmospheric differences that irritate the skin. Dry air, dust in the air or extremely humid conditions can cause it. Is your skin oily or dry? Is it red and itchy? The acne that you have now, is it similar to what you had when you were a teen?
These are all questions you need to answer before self prescribing.

Also,
The aquatic grade antibiotic has a different delivery time/method than the type humans take. When you pop an apicillin pill, the dissolve time can take several hours where the aquatic grade would likely take less time so you may have a reaction to the amount you take due to quick delivery. This can also cause antibiotic OD/poisoning which can decrease urinary function.
Some of the aquatic AB's are exactly the same though so you need to check on that. Put the pill in a glass of hot water and vinegar, 50/50. See how long it takes to dissolve. If it's a short time, then you have your answer and need to take the AB in smaller doses.

Hope this helped.
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**Gonzo** · 11-02-2011, 10:28 PM

That post was done on my blackberry btw... I have mad skills.
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Hootie · 11-02-2011, 10:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gonzo

Ok...
Utilizing antibiotics for acne has been proven useful for most young people. However, there are different types of acne. Most are caused by bacteria on the skin but some, (which may really be the case here) are caused by climate and atmospheric differences that irritate the skin. Dry air, dust in the air or extremely humid conditions can cause it. Is your skin oily or dry? Is it red and itchy? The acne that you have now, is it similar to what you had when you were a teen?
These are all questions you need to answer before self prescribing.

Also,
The aquatic grade antibiotic has a different delivery time/method than the type humans take. When you pop an apicillin pill, the dissolve time can take several hours where the aquatic grade would likely take less time so you may have a reaction to the amount you take due to quick delivery. This can also cause antibiotic OD/poisoning which can decrease urinary function.
Some of the aquatic AB's are exactly the same though so you need to check on that. Put the pill in a glass of hot water and vinegar, 50/50. See how long it takes to dissolve. If it's a short time, then you have your answer and need to take the AB in smaller doses.

Hope this helped.
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Thanks.

11-02-2011, 10:30 PM

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Originally Posted by The Meat Lover's Pizza Face

I doubt assholes are all buying this stuff for their fish...I mean, the auction itself kind of makes it sound like it's a "human workaround"...by stating...

"also", this is labeled aquatic so you don't need a prescription

Home Depot sells 100,000,000 cans of spray paint every year. I doubt assholes are buying this stuff for painting stuff. They even kind of make it sound like you should huff it by asking for ID every time you buy it.

Hootie · 11-02-2011, 10:31 PM

care to decipher this?

This is the shit that makes me think I am staring at the same stuff I would if I had the regular prescription.

http://www.endtimesreport.com/vetmed.html

Otter · 11-02-2011, 10:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by yeti

You don't get addicted to antibiotics so that is a non issue.

In the same way as oxycottin (i don't know how to spell it) or heroin, no, not at all. But your body will give up producing what it needs when it doesn't need to anymore. Take a look at some guys balls whose been taking testosterone to look like a ****ing weird gorilla.

Body says 'we no need you anymore more dear hangers' and the dick shrivels into a pea. The immune system does the same thing.

It's no good my brother, I've seen it.

11-02-2011, 10:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Gif Horse

God bless our mods

I don't think you really mean that.

**Gonzo** · 11-02-2011, 10:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Meat Lover's Pizza Face

Thanks.

No sweat... If you grow gills and shit let me know.
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Hammock Parties · 11-02-2011, 10:33 PM

If you don't want to bless anyone that's your business.

Hootie · 11-02-2011, 10:34 PM

http://www.drugs.com/imprints/gg-851-gg-851-11169.html

these are the pills I have with the exact label, too...look the exact same, too

the guy even referenced drugs.com to see what kind of pills I would be getting

99.9% seller

11-02-2011, 09:59 PM
Hootie Banned Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Dallas, Texas Casino cash: $10004900	I would love some helpful information I just moved, I no longer have a doctor or time to get a prescription or hit up a dermatologist. Texas is much dryer than Illinois and it has cause me to breakout for the first time in years...back when I used to break out my dermatologist put me on ampicillin 500mg. I remember the dosages and took it for over a year. I don't feel like paying $200 to see a dermatologist and I bought some aquatic ampicillin 500mg and it's supposed to be safe for human consumption (even though it warns against it) supposedly it's the same exact stuff as the ampicllin you get at a pharmacy I've researched quite thoroughly, but was hoping some of you all would have some insight...other than antifreeze or AIDS or...well any of that is fine, too...but would like some useful stuff in the middle.
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11-02-2011, 10:18 PM	#16
yeti Kansas City Chiefs Football Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Texas Casino cash: $6653278	[QUOTE=The Meat Dragon I'm just really lazy.[/QUOTE] Is it pure laziness or money issues? If it is laziness then dude just go to a derm and don't risk having to deal with things if you have an adverse reaction. Plus, there might be something better than what they had 6 yrs ago.
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11-02-2011, 10:20 PM	#19
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11-02-2011, 10:20 PM	#20
yeti Kansas City Chiefs Football Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Texas Casino cash: $6653278	You don't get addicted to antibiotics so that is a non issue.
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11-02-2011, 10:26 PM	#21
Gonzo Stuff & Things Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: The Yukon Casino cash: $10126924	Ok... Utilizing antibiotics for acne has been proven useful for most young people. However, there are different types of acne. Most are caused by bacteria on the skin but some, (which may really be the case here) are caused by climate and atmospheric differences that irritate the skin. Dry air, dust in the air or extremely humid conditions can cause it. Is your skin oily or dry? Is it red and itchy? The acne that you have now, is it similar to what you had when you were a teen? These are all questions you need to answer before self prescribing. Also, The aquatic grade antibiotic has a different delivery time/method than the type humans take. When you pop an apicillin pill, the dissolve time can take several hours where the aquatic grade would likely take less time so you may have a reaction to the amount you take due to quick delivery. This can also cause antibiotic OD/poisoning which can decrease urinary function. Some of the aquatic AB's are exactly the same though so you need to check on that. Put the pill in a glass of hot water and vinegar, 50/50. See how long it takes to dissolve. If it's a short time, then you have your answer and need to take the AB in smaller doses. Hope this helped. Posted via Mobile Device
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11-02-2011, 10:28 PM	#22
Gonzo Stuff & Things Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: The Yukon Casino cash: $10126924	That post was done on my blackberry btw... I have mad skills. Posted via Mobile Device
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11-02-2011, 10:31 PM	#25
Hootie Banned Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Dallas, Texas Casino cash: $10004900	care to decipher this? This is the shit that makes me think I am staring at the same stuff I would if I had the regular prescription. http://www.endtimesreport.com/vetmed.html
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11-02-2011, 10:33 PM	#29
Hammock Parties I'll be back. Join Date: Nov 2002 Casino cash: $750478	If you don't want to bless anyone that's your business. __________________ Chiefs game films
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11-02-2011, 10:34 PM	#30
Hootie Banned Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Dallas, Texas Casino cash: $10004900	http://www.drugs.com/imprints/gg-851-gg-851-11169.html these are the pills I have with the exact label, too...look the exact same, too the guy even referenced drugs.com to see what kind of pills I would be getting 99.9% seller
Posts: 56,356