Nice

Flip a coin?
Pick numbers from a hat?
Why not make it fun?

Well, there may be more to this story than meets the eye. At any rate, here in Mizzippi for example, the medical board takes complaints seriously, but they also investigate any and all complaints and always allow the doctor to present his or her version of the story. I have had two complaints, both ...

Well, if I am wrong than I stand corrected. Its amazing to think that's what it's like in California. I haven't practiced in California since the early 1990's, but I don't recall it being like this when practiced there for three and a half years.

Sorry I was mistaken.

Regards,
Kevin

So, Ima gonna to bow out of this discussion and leave it to y'all, as IMO;
it relates more generally to medical board practices than it does about the clinical use of buprenorphine.

Best,
Kevin

Most recently, Zubsolv is now offered in an ultra low dose, which I think is great. I think it's 0.7 mgs of buprenorphine. I plan to use it when needed for pts having trouble taking less than 0.5 mgs/day, i.e. a quarter of a 2 mg size.

Generally, withdrawing from buprenorphine is exactly like withdrawing from other opiates. It's opiates in general folks are withdrawing from. Because of bupe's longer 1/2 life, it can be a bit more gradual. But it is the same as other opiates, for which people are dependent. If a pt is used to takin...

No
But that would be great!

It will happen, but hasn't happened yet. Try and make your services stand out from other providers.

For me, I lowered my prices considerably, too help compete.

Technically, it is my understanding that both DEA numbers are needed on each RX. I always include both. It is allowable to phone in a Rx which is Schedule 3, 4 or 5, and give the DEA numbers over the phone. Suboxone is a C III CLASS drug. Some pharmacies have idiocratic rules and some, do not like d...