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Someone has Pentasa 500 mg to donate? Tks!

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Hi, just to say I would not encourage anybody to send prescription medications for themselves to another person. You cannot be sure the person receiving is prescribed same medications, and could have a severe reaction.

mailing prescription medication is also restricted to scientific use only and 'May only be sent by, or at the specific request of, a qualified medical practitioner, registered dental practitioner, veterinary surgeon, registered nurse or a recognised laboratory or institution (Royal mail)

other than for this purpose it is ILLEGAL

'mailing prescription drugs is illegal except in a few certain situations. Mailing prescriptions is only allowed by entities that are registered with the DEA'. DEA 27 May 2014

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