Re: Do you know medicine you are taking is real or fake?

Sorry for late reply. The company's website is PharmCabinet.com. The
website is rather crude, typical of a start-up. Check it out. Let me
know if I can be of further help.

Regards,

--- In PAXIL%40yahoogroups.com">PAXILyahoogroups.com, "warren wen" <warrenwen9999...> wrote:
&gt;
> What is the link to the online lab again. I will definitely give it
> a try. I have lots of my meds online. I sometimes spent more to get
> them from VIPPS sealed sites. But the prices are high. True, I have
> peace of mind. But it would be great if you can spend less and
still
> have peace of mind. This, if owrks out, sounds like a great way of
> saving a lot of money.
&gt;
>
> --- In PAXIL%40yahoogroups.com">PAXILyahoogroups.com, "laura_young_2000"
> <laura_young_2000> wrote:
&gt; >
>; > They actually told me the % of the labeled active amount in it.
For
&gt; > example, they tell me a 40 mg talbet I sent in contains 98% of the
> > labeled amount - 98%x40 mg. They have 5-6 tests currently and are
> > adding additional tests (they say 2-3 test per month as they say
> it
> > takes time to develop methods). Let me know if you are interested
> in
> > knowing more.
&gt; >
> > --- In PAXIL%40yahoogroups.com">PAXILyahoogroups.com, "warren wen" <warrenwen9999> wrote:
&gt; > >
>; > > HI there. They can test Lipitor? How do you do it? They can
test
> me
> > > how much of the real stuff in a tablet. Or they just tell you
> > > whether you got the real stuff in it or not but not the amount?
> I
> > > buy my chronic meds including Paxil and Lipitor. I often feel
> leery
> > > about what I actually take. If this test is not costly, I may
> want
> > > to give it a try and qualify a couple of pharmacy sites from
> which I
> > > can order meds in future.
> > >
> > > How do I know if the online lab is telling the truth or just
> trying
> > > to tell me what I want to hear to scam me?
> > >
> > > --- In PAXIL%40yahoogroups.com">PAXILyahoogroups.com, "laura_young_2000"
> > > <laura_young_2000> wrote:
&gt; > > >
>; > > > Did the medicine you bought from local pharmacies or online
> drug
> > > > stores suddenly seem to stop working? Ever wondering why?
> > > >
> > > > Have you ever thought about that the medication you were
> taking
> > > may
> > > > have passed the expiration date, have been adulterated, or
> utterly
> > > > fake?
> > > >
> > > > Don't you just wish you knew what the pill you are about to
> take
> > > > contains?
> > > >
> > > > Please go to PharmCabinet.com. They can test most of major
> drugs
> > > on
> > > > the market, such as: Lipitor; Protonix; Mobic; Zoloft;
Nexium,
> etc.
>; > > >
> > > > PharmCabinet provides quantitative analytical services to
> > > customers
> > > > who want to find out if the medication they purchased or
about
> to
> > > > purchase online or from local pharmcy contains the labeled
> amount
> > > of
> > > > active medicinal entity.
> > > >
> > > > You may create your own standard reference by sending us a
> sample
> > > you
> > > > obtained from a reputable local pharmacy that you know is
> > > authentic
> > > > to test along with the formulation in question. And you DON'T
> have
> > > to
> > > > let us know which is which! Once you receive the results, you
> can
> > > do
> > > > your own comparison and decide for yourself.
> > > >
> > > > Go to www.PharmCabinet.com to find out more!!!
> > > >
>; > >
>; >
>;

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I have just tried out the services provided by www.pharmacabinet.com.
I think if you have a simlar mindset as mine you would feel that the
money is well spent on the service. Here is what I did. I bought a 10
day supply of Lipitor 40 mg (10 pills) from an online pharmacy and
sent in 6 pills along with 6 pills of Lipitor 20 mg I obtained from my
doc as samples. BTW, I made the samples blinded to the lab (I simply
labeled them as Liptior tablets from source #1 and source #2). I
received the results back from the lab with the online purchase right
about twice the amount as the sample Lipitor (40 mg online purchase vs
20 mg standard). Immediately I followed up with a purchase for a 180
day supply at the online pharmacy from the same manufacturor (same
batch number -make sure you ask for the same batch number). I figure
my net cost saving for this transaction, minus the output for the lab
test, is about $280 for a 180 day supply. My calculations were based
on the CVS.com online price of $680 (for 180 Lipitor 40 mg pills) and
the online pharmacy's price of $280 (for 180 Lipitor 40 mg pills). The
difference of $400 is outset by the lab test cost of $120 ($75 1st
sample + $40 second sample +$5 mailing). Hence, my net saving is about
$280. I could have saved $560 for a 1 year worth of supply.

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