Why purchase sticks online when you can....

[Dial_tone]

I don't want to give anyone local any reason to be suspicious of anything I do.

 

[georgie24]

you can buy from local pharm but its gonna required some fancy foot work to convince them. ive done it many times

 

[2BIG4URMOM]

Does anyone know what states they are legal? I know PA is not, SC is. What about VA or MD?

SC is? Damn, wish I knew that earlier.

 

[sh4dowf4lcon]

all walgreens wont sell them without a script for insulin or another injectable, in Dallas they wont. There are pharmacies in Dallas where I can buy them in person, but you have to call around and ask because most will say no.

 

[FknKnuckleHd]

walk right into a Walgreens and get them? Ran completey out of sticks, so I went into Walgreens and got me BD syringe/needle combos (25 gauge 5/8"
needle, 3 cc barrel syringe). I got 20 for $8.50, which seems sorta high but very convenient since this Walgreens is only a mile up the street from me.

They were available to me w/o a prescription and when they asked what I needed for I said for my Cat. Called around CVS pharmacies in the area also, but they were limited to only 27 gauge, 1 cc combo units and some unknown brand.

Just thought I'd let some of you guys who are tight on supply and unexpectedly run out to give your local pharmacy a try.

Because you can buy 25g 5/8" w/3cc syringe for $7 for 100 at www.careexpress.com and they get delivered to your door so you don't have to explain about the fictitious art/science project your son's working on...I hate that shit.........GIVE ME MY DARTS BITCH!

 

[the sledgehammer]

One of the best ideas is to go to a feed store. That is if you live rurally. I get my darts dirt cheap. I get 25g 5/8" w/ 3cc syringe for $5.25 for 30. All in one box. FKH has still got me beat. Hey but that's only one hour of work to pay for those. lol. Feed stores don't ask questions either.