Will Zofran (aka Ondansetron) be a suitable antiemetic for use with N? I don't have access to any other anti-nausea pills so I'm hoping this should work.
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Did the source I sent you not work? I know of another one too that I could send to you instead.I would call a pharmacist and say you used to take one of the ones quoted in the PPH and if this one is equivalent. Wouldn't raise any red flags.
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I didn't see an answer here. I just asked my Dr for meto and she said it's really toxic and gave me a prescription for zofran instead.
Zofran isn't on Stan's list. Does that mean it won't work?
Does that mean zofran won't work? I didn't see a clear answer int his thread. Thanks.
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