Well I am afraid the only source for Oxy you are going to find is going to be your local doctor or pain doctor. If you or anyone else is hoping to pop on the net with the hopes of finding a legal source for obtaining Oxy or any Schedule II med for that matter, well you are pretty much wasting your time. It is impossible! Not to mention pretty risky, as I can not imagine a "legal" online source for obtaining this medication. If anyone happens to run accross a website that says it offers this medication, well let's just say you can not only kiss your time and money good-bye(not to mention I assume your devout hope) but you also may be playing with fire, in that I mean I would be weary of any kind of place that offers these false hopes as there are not only people out there that wish to rip you off, but there are also many places that are using this offer as bait , hoping to reel you in and bust you.

So my advice to anyone that needs this or any other Schedule II medication and thinks they can find it online, well.......don't waste your time, instead if you have legitimate pain issues that can substantiate your needing to take a schedule II med for pain, then get yourself to some kind of doctor in your area. Gather all of the proof you can and attempt to get help that way.

It may mean you have to go to several doctors until you find one that believes your condition warrants such a strong med (and warrents them giving you the med and possibly calling attention to themselves) but believe me this really is the only way to go. It just seems to scary to me to get these meds any other way.

Besides, if you do end up thinking you have found them online and then pay a lot of $$ for them, but once they arrive (if they arrive) they roll out of the bottle in some weird, unmarked capsule or something unrecognizable, then you are now risking your health as well as your bank account and legal freedom. Hmmmmmmm, doesnt seem worth it to me.