Rustafarian585 @Rustafarian585

@RochesterRants Especially psych meds because of how wildly different the effects are on different people..

I get all these fake accounts that are pictures of beautiful black women. Do some men actually fall for this online in 2026? IDC what you look like, you simply can't replace the girlfriend I have and I'm too old for the sidepiece game.

@RochesterRants When I was really struggling with anxiety I was on a low dose of Zoloft as an alternative to my benzodiazepines. It sometimes worked but not well. It also affected my sleep which made me more anxious. Occasional if I get seasonal depression in January I'll go on it for 2 months.

The "M 30 Oxy" movie had hella twists and turns but you can tell it was done with a budget. The end sceene sums it up when the drug detective thought back on his career and realized that he was retiring without making a difference in the amount of drugs in the community.

Yes, I figured that out. That's why this time I said let's talk in front of the open internet. I'm not the only person in my city that feels uncomfortable filling a prescription at one. I'll go all the way to the Wegmans in a nicer area because I know that they won't close.

2/2 middle of the day. Sometimes closing for uncertain periods of time. Longer waits and more systemic issues for patients filling prescriptions. And the fact that the pharmacists are also rude, probably due to severe understaffing and insanely rigid performance requirements.

1/2 Walgreens has a serious branding problem. Constantly closing and consolidating stores. So a patient has no idea if their pharmacy will still be there in a month. Understaffing which creates more problems for employees and pharmacists, where the store needs to close in the

Watching the movie M 30 Oxy. It's about these bandits in Kentucky selling pain pills during the covid pandemic. It honestly has a good plot. It's also 100% Hollywood because pill deals are not that dramatic. This movie is the "Breaking Bad" of pills.

2/2 approved narcotics. For me the game is equally important to the actual outcome of the prescription. Especially when the doctor throws in a conversation curve ball that I wasn't expecting. It's like playing medical opioid chess. Good times. Yea I know... I have no life 😁

1/2 An unfortunate part about the opioid crisis is that the people who permanently switched from Rx pills to heroin(now fetty), lost the love of the game. The game of going to the appointment, chatting with the doctor, going to the pharmacy/showing id, signing for clean FDA

share.google/G6fkfWKwwuqSM1… I was hesitant but now I actually can't wait for the shot to arrive in the pharmacy. I'm excited to try this new formula and give this brand a chance. Having a monthly shot would save me awkward pharmacy runs, like asking for early fills and shit.

One thing I do very well is interface with the medical system. And I'm just as polite getting a bug bite infection treatment as I am when I'm at clinic for bupe. I know how to speak to the pharmacy, and exactly what to say to get my script bumped to the front of the line. Cool😎

youtu.be/nZDpUHwghw0?si… Watch out, Sublocade is about to get it's ass kicked with Brixadi sales over the next 3-5 years. Even the name Brixadi sounds more sexy and appealing to me than Sublocade. Sublocade sounds too much like Suboxone to people.

Buprenorohine is the new "pain management." Yes I have a diagnosis of OUD but I also have chronic pain. I find it painful when my RTS bus to the pharmacy is 5 min late. Especially after I coordinated everything else perfectly to ensure a pleasant afternoon cleaning my apartment.

If I enjoy my first shot, maybe I'll apply to be in a Brixadi commercial. I probably would too because they are the underdog in the market and I'm tired of the Sublocade commercials bullying me. Brixadi never disrupted my YouTube viewing experience.

I'm switching to Brixadi from the sub films so that my tolerance doesn't keep ramping up every 6 months. I like Brixadi because they offer a 1 week test dose before you commit to the 1 month shot. The direct to consumer advertising is way less obnoxious too.

On my way to clinic. Although I'm not really in the mood to rehash decades of prescription drug addiction today. Maybe they will let me just pee in a cup,get my script and leave fairly quickly. This is how I know the antibiotics affect my energy. I usually love clinic.

I hate being on antibiotics but I fully understand the importance of finishing the course exactly as directed to the T. They just make me nauseous and I get tired more easily while the infection heals. Why was I so sensitive to mosquito bites this year and not other years?

@Walgreens It's the entire business model you are using. It's the store closures in low income areas. It's the zero flexibility on a 1 day early fill that other pharmacies like Wegmans offer considerably more leeway on. Instead of spending money on PR, hire more pharmacists at better pay.

It's time to stop putting the responsibility of not being able to keep a job only on employees. The atmosphere around employment and being able to move up has never been more hostile in the modern era. Employers have been ugly for sure since covid, but even a little before.