Step Right Up for Your Favorite Medications!
Yes, I’d like two dozen of the codeine, a case of the hydrocodone and do you have any of the chocolate-covered Lipitor?
I swear, this gets me every time I get spam: “We have your favorite Rx medications!”
Seriously, do you have a favorite prescription medication? I mean, sure, you may need certain prescriptions to stay in good health, but do those really count as favorites? Do you look forward to swallowing one pill over another?
You know, I have to take a half dozen pills a day to live, but I swear I just love the way this Avapro pill goes down. It’s my favorite!
I mean, really? Is there anyone that thinks like that when it comes to their prescription drugs? Does anyone go, “Oh, goodie! The pharmacy called and my Zestril came in! I can’t wait to pick it up!”
This stuff turns my stools green. It’s awesome!
I don’t know. I just can’t get my head around the concept of having a favorite prescription medication. If the doctor told you you could stop taking a medication because you didn’t need it anymore, are you going to beg him to reconsider?
Since starting this new medication, I sleep soundly at night. I wake up feeling well-rested and ready to start the day, which I do once I clean up all the loose stools from the bedding.
I can’t imagine having something I would call a favorite prescription drug. I suppose if you became addicted to painkillers or something, you might call it your favorite. But, if you’re an addict, that’s a whole other issue. For the non-addict, can you really have a favorite prescription drug?



HA! Yeah, you’ve obviously never been addicted to Vicodin. For THAT is truly my favorite. Its shape, its color . . . the way it feels in my hand before it goes down my gullet. I do love that little oblong yellow pill.
BUT! For my non-addictive prescriptions, I’d have to say my favorite is my thyroid replacement pill. It’s tiny and pink. Who doesn’t love a tiny, pink pill! It’s adorable. And it goes down without a fight.
Thanks for asking!
Ahh, Poop!
I need an upper. That might help. Should I call my Doc? lol