I was under the impression Oxytocin required a doctor's prescription? How can you legally sell a product without a doctor's prescription?
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It doesn't have any Oxytocin in it! It's an "Oxytocin Accelerator," a phrase that actually has no meaning. When they refer to "supplemented oxytocin," that's exactly what they mean-- NOT supplementAL. They are charging a lot of money for nothing in particular (the ingredients aren't listed here).
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As a advocare distributer myself, I can tell you it is illegal for whom ever is selling this on amazon. They will be reprimanded. To guarentee an unopened, not returned product you would have to go to the actual advocare website.
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Vets markup the prices on medications in order to make a profit. They don't sell it to customers for cost, unfortunately.
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I have oxytrol to, I used it, it didn't help. And leaves a sticky box mark on your skin buy eventually comes off from bathing everyday.
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If it is was not "authorized" by FDA, then we could not sell in the USA, and amazon would not let us sell. But it has not been "evaluated" by FDA, as dietary supplements do not need evaluation as long as they fall under FDA guidelines.
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I believe I have the genuine product. If it wasn't, I would expect Pureology would be bringinglegal action against those using their 'registered' trademark bottles etc? Therefore, non-genuine products would not be brokered by Amazon?
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No prescription needed ! I have been taking product for almost three months , works very well for me . Albert G.
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Unlikely that they will ever add this feature. This a consumer model, sold without a prescription, intended for informational/recreational use by athletes and pilots and is not intended for medical use. The models approved for medical use may be identical in quality and reliability, but cost many times the price and available only to medical personnel or patients with a prescription.
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Being that the product is openly sold on Amazon, without a prescription, I would assume the answer is yes.
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Greetings Ben, If you are intending to purchase these test strips at a cash price, we will not require a prescription. If you have any questions, please feel free to give us a call on our direct line at 1-866-622-4984. We look forward to doing business with you and hope you have a great day!
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YES - it was approved by the FDA last week and you can order the cefaly & electrodes from the manufacturer at http://www.cefaly.us/en/cefaly-shop It takes a doctor's prescription and a PayPal account, but it's a lot cheaper than the price asked on Amazon!
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OTC items are no longer available for FSA claims. You can get around it by having a prescription for it.
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It's all part of big Pharma. The veterinarians get money for selling their products. Fortunately, I have a vet that understands if I can get something cheaper online, she has no problem. I have an old dog that is on several prescription meds, heart, etc., so I need to save on the supplements if possible. But she didn't become a vet for the money. She became because of her love of animals.
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Absolutely not. The home PT/INR machine requires a prescription from your doctor.
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I wouldn't say it's illegal. Anyone who wants to sell Advocare can pay an annual membership fee to be a distributor and buy the products at discounted prices plus sales tax.
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Thankfully, a number of veterinary products are being cleared for over the counter purchase no longer requiring a prescription from a vet. For example, Frontline flea and tick control used to be prescription only (you could only get it from your vet directly) but now you can purchase it retail. One of the things you might consider is seeing if your vet price matches. My vet will price match 1800petmeds.com petrx.com those places, but not Amazon. I know a number of people pharmacies have been approved over the past few years to fill animal medications. Target I believe is one of them. Their prices are the same for animals as they are for humans, as many medications are the same. Thankfully, a number of veterinary products are being cleared for over the counter purchase no longer requiring a prescription from a vet. For example, Frontline flea and tick control used to be prescription only (you could only get it from your vet directly) but now you can purchase it retail. One of the things you might consider is seeing if your vet price matches. My vet will price match 1800petmeds.com petrx.com those places, but not Amazon. I know a number of people pharmacies have been approved over the past few years to fill animal medications. Target I believe is one of them. Their... » Read More Thankfully, a number of veterinary products are being cleared for over the counter purchase no longer requiring a prescription from a vet. For example, Frontline flea and tick control used to be prescription only (you could only get it from your vet directly) but now you can purchase it retail. One of the things you might consider is seeing if your vet price matches. My vet will price match 1800petmeds.com petrx.com those places, but not Amazon. I know a number of people pharmacies have been approved over the past few years to fill animal medications. Target I believe is one of them. Their prices are the same for animals as they are for humans, as many medications are the same. « Show Less
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Phenylpropanolamine can't be sold over the counter in the US w/o a perscription.