They always told me, once the drug leaves the pharmacist, there is no
returning of the pills by anyone.  Against somekind of law???  I have no
clue.

I know it is illegal to sell the drug, so why not contact your doctor, ask
him for someone who is in need of that drug and maybe he can help you out
that route.

If you sell drugs to anyone, you can get arrested because you have NO
liscense to distribute medications and that is against the law. Believe it
or not.

sorry but that is what people are suppose to do but????????????  You go
figure that last part.

JMO

Pharmacies cannot take meds back.
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Joan

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Hi Jack,

I agree with the others, pharmacists will not take back any drugs and rebate
you. I also have extra Bextra almost a full prescription for my OA.  I paid
for myself, and would not want to give this drug to anyone else either.

I took myself off  Bextra after hearing the possible bad side effects. I was
on it last year, from August - Oct. way before the drug was taken off the
market. I questioned my doctors about the drug then, and although they said
any drug has side effects they didnt tell me i 'should' stop taking it,
because it was still on the market. Makes you wonder just because a drug is
'still' on the market is it really safe?  Here's an interesting website
check it out, it mentions lost medical expenses, but dont know if that means
prescriptions.

Carol L.

Bextra Class Action
http://www.adrugrecall.com/bextra/class-action.html

jack, i think i'd call my local newspaper about this.  they would either
know who you can contact for a refund, find out who you can contact, or
create a story around this situation so that more people didn't have to eat
the price of very expensive recalled drugs.  have you tried calling the mfg
of bextra about a rebate, by going to the website:  www.bextra.com ?

kate

Someone suggested I try "Bextra.com" and sure enough it works. It is a
site sponsored by Bextra (Pfizer) and it gives a number to call to
inquire. It will require filling out a form which should come in a
couple of weeks, mailing it back to them, and then waiting about 12
(yes, TWELVE) weeks for a response. Short of giving away my first born
son, every possible question has already been answered over the  phone,
so I am real curious what else is going to be required of me to get
reimbursed for the 30 pills I am stuck with at a cost to me of over
$100.00. I'll let you know. What takes so g..d.. long???