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I do not have the answer, yet, however, I am a pain rights advocate with the intention of beginning my own web site, containing information, support, addresses and stories.
If anyone wants to contribute their state's data, I will be glad to make the grid a feature on my future site.
BTW the domain name has been bought: painrightsdotcom
(written that way to prevent automatic cataloguing by spiders)
FYI, here in 'free' NH - 100 C-II pills is the max you can get. I think the prescription slips are on special paper, in triplicate.
The scrip has to be signed, and the amount has to be written in letters as well as numbers.
No refills, no call-ins.
ID required at the pharmacy.
I don't think the drug has to be hand-written on the presciption, though, since my last one was printed up on a laserjet, and there was no problem.
Red
ps I guess you could say that, like insomniac, I am soliciting more answers to his or her question in this thread.
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