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The laws regarding things like Sudafed, Claritin-D, etc. are absolutely ridiculous. I went to Target yesterday to get Claritin-D as mine and my wife's allergies are starting to pickup again. I went straight to the pharmacy counter and expected to buy a bottle of at least 24 tablets. Nope. You can now only buy 15 tablets at a time. That's right, if you and your significant other have allergies, you will be buying Claritin-D once a week. :rolleyes:
The pharmacist told me "you can come back tomorrow to get more"... I wanted to scream "why can't I just buy it now!?" but instead offered, "no, I'd rather not get put on a government watch list as a possible meth producer". |
I haven't been on a CO aircraft in over 2 months and I still have a little over 3 weeks before my new CO flight. In the mean time, I've given (or will give) business to NW, DL, KE, TG, SQ, US and UA.
I blame the DEQM promos. :p |
Originally Posted by Hartmann
(Post 12378474)
The laws regarding things like Sudafed, Claritin-D, etc. are absolutely ridiculous. I went to Target yesterday to get Claritin-D as mine and my wife's allergies are starting to pickup again. I went straight to the pharmacy counter and expected to buy a bottle of at least 24 tablets. Nope. You can now only buy 15 tablets at a time. That's right, if you and your significant other have allergies, you will be buying Claritin-D once a week. :rolleyes:
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Wouldn't your carrier seek a settlement from the other one? Your insurance would pay to fix your problem and then demand compensation from the neighbor's insurer, as the root cause (oops) is the neighbor's tree.
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Originally Posted by Hartmann
(Post 12378474)
The laws regarding things like Sudafed, Claritin-D, etc. are absolutely ridiculous. I went to Target yesterday to get Claritin-D as mine and my wife's allergies are starting to pickup again. I went straight to the pharmacy counter and expected to buy a bottle of at least 24 tablets. Nope. You can now only buy 15 tablets at a time. That's right, if you and your significant other have allergies, you will be buying Claritin-D once a week. :rolleyes:
The pharmacist told me "you can come back tomorrow to get more"... I wanted to scream "why can't I just buy it now!?" but instead offered, "no, I'd rather not get put on a government watch list as a possible meth producer". |
Originally Posted by Hartmann
(Post 12378474)
The laws regarding things like Sudafed, Claritin-D, etc. are absolutely ridiculous.
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Originally Posted by Hartmann
(Post 12378474)
The laws regarding things like Sudafed, Claritin-D, etc. are absolutely ridiculous. I went to Target yesterday to get Claritin-D as mine and my wife's allergies are starting to pickup again. I went straight to the pharmacy counter and expected to buy a bottle of at least 24 tablets. Nope. You can now only buy 15 tablets at a time. That's right, if you and your significant other have allergies, you will be buying Claritin-D once a week. :rolleyes:
The pharmacist told me "you can come back tomorrow to get more"... I wanted to scream "why can't I just buy it now!?" but instead offered, "no, I'd rather not get put on a government watch list as a possible meth producer". |
Originally Posted by icurhere2
(Post 12378439)
I was concerned about almost 3 hours a week ago at JFK.*
* For those going to ZRH, be prepared ... |
Originally Posted by MBM3
(Post 12378526)
This drives me freakin' nuts! What really sucks if you need to make the purchase and all of the nearby pharmacies are closed for the evening, which happened to me earlier this summer. :td::td:
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Originally Posted by ConciergeMike
(Post 12378517)
This is the sad state of 21st century America. Punish the majority for the minority's actions. Hey, New Jersey made an attempt to ban the Brazilian wax because two women got infections. Two people have bad luck, so yes, of course...the next logical step is to punish all eight million of us here...yes, I of course included men in the punished class.
The article icurhere2 posted proves that even more, with people having the bottles blow up in their hands. Isn't that punishment enough? Give me back my allergy medicine! |
Originally Posted by ssullivan
(Post 12378553)
My partner used to take Claritin D all the time, before being told by his doctor to stop because he was getting way too much of it. He hit the maximum he could buy for the year last year so I started having to buy it for him. We also figured out that it appears to be tracked only within each state, because while he couldn't purchase it in Georgia, he was able to legally buy it in California and Texas.
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Originally Posted by gbryan84
(Post 12378530)
:confused: Landing in ZRH or returning to JFK?
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Originally Posted by ConciergeMike
(Post 12378494)
Wouldn't your carrier seek a settlement from the other one? Your insurance would pay to fix your problem and then demand compensation from the neighbor's insurer, as the root cause (oops) is the neighbor's tree.
Originally Posted by gbryan84
(Post 12378530)
:confused: Landing in ZRH or returning to JFK?
Originally Posted by MBM3
(Post 12378559)
ZRH is a breeze.
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Originally Posted by icurhere2
(Post 12378574)
Now if I could just get through a european airport without visiting secondary ...
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