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shortenings/abbreviations - Ismar - 12-30-2015
Is there any thread were you can learn as a newbie all of the shortenings/abbreviations you are using in this community? I would really like to learn to understand everything in this forum, so could someone point me in the right direction or could you please create one under for example the "Suggestions & technical" topic?Â
RE: shortenings/abbreviations - Charon - 12-30-2015
google is ur friend.
pretty sure we have no such thread. and, the way i feel, pretty sure i am not up for making a thread.
meh. maybe in a couple days. but, i used to look on google or urban dictionary.
another day, maybe.
RE: shortenings/abbreviations - Ismar - 12-30-2015
(12-30-2015, 05:28 PM)Charon Wrote: google is ur friend.
pretty sure we have no such thread. Â and, the way i feel, Â pretty sure i am not up for making a thread.
meh. Â maybe in a couple days. Â but, i used to look on google or urban dictionary. Â
another day, maybe.
Aha okey. I thought the terms here was just for here. But thats good info anyways, couse now I can learn!Â
Thank you Charon!!
RE: shortenings/abbreviations - Charon - 12-30-2015
i shall try to make a thread in a few days. k?
RE: shortenings/abbreviations - Ismar - 12-30-2015
(12-30-2015, 05:45 PM)Charon Wrote: i shall try to make a thread in a few days. Â k?
Sounds good!Â
RE: shortenings/abbreviations - Ismar - 01-02-2016
(12-30-2015, 05:45 PM)Charon Wrote: i shall try to make a thread in a few days. Â k?
Hi Charon! I was browsing the internet and came over these:
BMÂ = Bricks and mortar pharmacy. i.e. one that has a physical store somewhere where you can order in person.
BIÂ = Blatantly illegal (NB this is a slang term and not necessarily actually true. It depends where you live in the world and whether you have a prescription)
Bump = A post on a forum topic made only to increase the visibility of that discussion thread by making it look active.
CODÂ = Cash / charge on delivery
DBÂ = Drugbuyers.com, an old site that was popular several years ago before it closed down. Beware of fake impersonator sites with similar names nowadays.
EMRÂ = Electronic Medical Record
EMSÂ = Express Mail Service
F2FÂ = short for 'face-to-face' = Services where you see a doctor in person (the only legal way to get a prescription for controlled medicines in the US nowadays)
IOPÂ = International online pharmacy
LEÂ = Law enforcement
LEOÂ = Law enforcement officer
LLÂ = Love letter = a seizure letter from Customs.
MGÂ = MoneyGram
MROPÂ = Minimal records online pharmacy
NROPÂ = No records online pharmacy. An online pharmacy which does not require a prescription to send out medicines. We list a lot of them on this site. (Note that if they dispense controlled substances without a prescription they are breaking US law, but nevertheless several continue to do so.)
OCSÂ = Online consultation service (not much use for US customers since the 'Ryan Haight Online Pharmacy Consumer Protection Act of 2008' came into force. That law made online 'prescriptions' invalid; only prescriptions given by a physician following a face-to-face consultation are now valid in the US.)
OPÂ = Online Pharmacy, Online Physician, or Original Poster (the person that started the thread)
PDMPÂ = Prescription Drug Monitoring Program
PRÂ = This site, Pharmacy Reviewer
RHAÂ = 'Ryan Haight Online Pharmacy Consumer Protection Act of 2008'. A law that amended the 1970 Controlled Substances Act to clarify the legal position of online pharmacies (it basically prohibits any online pharmacy from selling controlled substances.)
ROP = Records required online pharmacy - An online pharmacy that requires medical records
Shill = a fake reviewer.
Spam = Junk sent in emails or posted on forums, typically to try to cheat money out of people.
SWIMÂ = Someone who isn't me
SWIYÂ = Someone who isn't you
SYÂ = San Ysidro, CA (a town on the border with Mexico)
TSÂ = Thread starter
WUÂ = Western Union
Are these abbrevations right? Are these ones commonly used abbrevations in this forum? In that case maybe you can use these if you are to put up a Thread? =)Â
RE: shortenings/abbreviations - Charon - 01-02-2016
well, that is pretty good. Unfortunately, so many of those terms of art have come to mean nothing. The operations of ROPs and NROPs were all shut down.
OP also means Original Poster in a thread.
Great start.
Anyone feel free to add abbreviations that r befitting our forum and this culture.
RE: shortenings/abbreviations - Charon - 01-02-2016
SMH= Shaking my head
LOL= Laugh out loud
BRB= Be right back
(Let us know if u think of more.)
RE: shortenings/abbreviations - Ismar - 01-02-2016
So will this thread be the one or will this thread be used only for collecting terms for the real deal?
RE: shortenings/abbreviations - Charon - 01-02-2016
This is your thread for abbreviations. I can move it to Lounge, if you would like.
But, then, u don't get posts that count toward ur first fifty.