Korean Job Discussion Forums

[ricky_lamour]

Can you get them over the counter here?

Valium?
Diazepam?
(hope of all hopes) Temazpam?

[Bibbitybop]

Ha ha ha ha ha. Korean doctors won't even prescribe pain meds like they will in the West.

Korea isn't the place to go if you are a casual drug user, unless alcohol or tobacco is your vice.

[PGF]

Benzodiazapams are not pain meds and yes you can get them in Korea from a doctor but no you can not get them over the counter....

Valium-diazapam
xanax-alprazolam
klonopin-klonazapam
etc....

hope that helps.....

Did you have a script in your home country?

[lastat06513]

There's this adult store in Itaewon that sells male enhancement stuff and the guy there also has the hook-up on other types of 'candy', its right across the street from the Itaewon Hotelin a building on the 2nd Floor, can't miss it.
Also, if you make friends with a US army medic, you'll be surprised with what they can get you

[DrunkenMaster]

Go to your doctor and say you're very stressed out from work and personal problems back home and that you can't sleep. You sleep at most 3 hours a night and it's driving you nuts. Ask for Ativan, not Valium. Then go to another doctor down the street and do it all over again.

Or go to the 7-11 and buy 3 bottles of soju. Drink them all within 20 minutes.

[europe2seoul]

Question: Why people who use drugs wanna come to Korea and teach children and youth?

[PGF]

[DrunkenMaster]

he's in pain!

Have some sympathy.

Anyway, if the doctor prescribes it, there's not wrong.

Hic.

[PGF]

[DrunkenMaster]

Man, are you so dense that you thought I was serious?

And even if he did take your advice and edit his post, how would it stop your idiot quotation of it from existing?

[lastat06513]

Umm.....This is an anonymous message or newsgroup message board where people are suppose to keep their anonymity from those that post here as the others are doing it.........Those that break that anonymity is their fault..............

Drugs are now a part of our subculture to the point that it is almost mainstream for some to do them (I am not saying I do nor do I condone using them, but because of our society and how we are brought up- mostly from the late-70's disco era- we are taught to tolerate it from our parents- some of whom might have experimented either before, during or after our births)...
I was thinking the guy "wanted to score some downers' and I gave him some possible sources. Its up to him whether he wants to take my advice or not, either case I really don't care, I was just giving him advice.

But if he wanted to know if the medication was available in Korea on a perscription basis, there were several posters who already answered that question.....

I think that the education many supposed "learned" people got is very linear, insular and such that they are not able to look at things from many different angles.....principally, I am saying some of you have a problem thinking outside the box- you rant and complain that Koreans can't do it, but tend to ignore it when you do the same........sad........

[Justin Hale]

[mikeyboy122]

I went to the doc and told him I couldn't sleep, sometimes true, instant valium. **** that soju! Hangover city. Good luck.

[billybrobby]

[livinginkunsan]

Why do all the pill poppers come to Korea? Get medicated and stay home :S You wont have any friends here either (and no matter what the students say, you are NOT handsome)