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I think a lot of it also had to do with adding the pain scale as a fifth vital sign. Every other vital is taken by a professional. Then they turn around and ask you to self report your level of pain.

And I understand the need for different drugs that do the same thing. Some drugs are not very effective on some people while more effective on others. My wife is much like Catt described. Over the counter stuff is about as effective as to oxy.

Troy wrote: edit: nope can’t leave this post on the internet

Is this really the internet?

TheCatt wrote:

Troy wrote: edit: nope can’t leave this post on the internet

Is this really the internet?

If it is, we're all cancelled.

Vince wrote:

TheCatt wrote:

Troy wrote: edit: nope can’t leave this post on the internet

Is this really the internet?

If it is, we're all cancelled.

Right?

Overabundance of caution, sure. but then again:

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And that's light traffic. Not even any named bots.

We get named bots all.the time.

Practice caution. It didn't occur to me that you said anything risky, but follow your gut.

Troy wrote: Overabundance of caution, sure. but then again:

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And that's light traffic. Not even any named bots.

The bots cannot see anything... in theory.

Troy wrote: edit: nope can’t leave this post on the internet

I'm guessing his post mentioned that these cases aren't about manufacturers making a product that users then abused, but rather manufacturers getting caught purposely pushing drugs they knew were addictive and would kill people. However, they also knew they'd make lots of money off the addictive drugs. The manufacturers themselves were doing sketchy shit and were caught, that's why they're being sued.

I say that just barely reading the news articles about the case.