Does anyone use poison pill rings to keep their meds in them?
If you do, what are some potential issues I might have with keeping my #adhd #meds in a locket ring? How can I tell if a ring’s secret compartment will be big enough? (For context, I use Amoxetine (generic Strattera), which is only available as a caplet)
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Doesn’t look like this would apply in the case of atomoxetine (Strattera) but for anyone considering this idea with one of the scheduled medications, be sure to check your local laws first. Some jurisdictions may require certain types of medications to be stored in the bottle from the pharmacy with the patient’s current prescription information on the label.