I believe I have finally identified a US supplier (fingers crossed) who let me get to their checkout page without requiring institutional affiliation. They sell 97% purity SN and ACS grade 97% purity SN. My understanding is that any SN purity of 95%+ will work for CTB, but I am not sure if being ACS grade matters. It is 4x as expensive, so I would prefer to buy regular grade if it has equal efficacy. Anyone know the answer?
Also, would appreciate advice on obtaining antiemetics if possible. I have an appointment scheduled with a healthcare provider and already told them I started getting migraines a month ago. My plan is to tell them that I have been getting menstrual headaches my whole life (true) that recently turned into migraines (not true), and that Excedrin helps with the pain but OTC anti-nausea meds like Dramamine and Tums didn't do anything for the nausea.
Will prescription meds that aren't dopamine blockers work? My research has indicated that ondansetron is the most commonly prescribed antiemetic. If ondansetron isn't going to work, then I'm going to tell them that my mother had the same issue but that she took prochlorperazin and it helped her. Is prochlorperazin going to be equally as effective as metoclopramide? It looked like the side effects of meto make it a harder prescription to get.
Also, would appreciate advice on obtaining antiemetics if possible. I have an appointment scheduled with a healthcare provider and already told them I started getting migraines a month ago. My plan is to tell them that I have been getting menstrual headaches my whole life (true) that recently turned into migraines (not true), and that Excedrin helps with the pain but OTC anti-nausea meds like Dramamine and Tums didn't do anything for the nausea.
Will prescription meds that aren't dopamine blockers work? My research has indicated that ondansetron is the most commonly prescribed antiemetic. If ondansetron isn't going to work, then I'm going to tell them that my mother had the same issue but that she took prochlorperazin and it helped her. Is prochlorperazin going to be equally as effective as metoclopramide? It looked like the side effects of meto make it a harder prescription to get.
