Anonymous wrote:People often give prescriptions to others in a discreet, extra-legal fashion. Not saying you should do it, but just that it happens.

Thanks. This is OP. I don't know anyone taking it, I mean I'm sure someone I know is. I would give them to someone if I knew they could use them. These belonged to DH so I will try his doctor. That is a good place to start.

People often give prescriptions to others in a discreet, extra-legal fashion. Not saying you should do it, but just that it happens.

I asked a friend if she knew anyone who could use it. I told her I wanted it to go to someone who had to pay too much for it. I peeled off my personal label and gave it to my friend who gave it to someone who could use it. I don’t know who it ended up with but I feel good that I was able to help someone. Drug companies are scum!

Our primary care doctors were willing to take them back. I would try that first before tossing. Do not resell.

Legally you can't sell or donate prescription medication.

A friend once hung on to IVF meds for a crazy amount of time because of the guilt about throwing it away. Another friend confessed to going online to try to buy it for cheaper. They were happy to share supply instead.

Given how much we paid for it, any idea how to pass it along to someone? Buy Nothing prohibits prescription meds for good reason, but I hate to throw it away.