As you may have noticed it is very hard to find online pharmacies that can provide quality controlled medications. I am mostly referring to good pain killers such as pharmaceuticals that contain Codeine.  Tylenol 2 is a very powerful and effective painkiller but does have a lot of side effects as well. Nausea, vomiting and constipation are some of the most common side effects that can sometimes be very significant.

Codeine is a pain killer that should be used for short period of time since it is very habit forming and sometimes you can have pain for a very long time. There are a lot of over the counter drugs out there that can be just as effective as Codeine.

Naproxen is used to relieve pain, tenderness, swelling, and stiffness caused by osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. It has been proven very effective in studies and is a good substitute for any codeine product. Accupril is one of the more common brand names for Naproxen that is recommended for headaches, sore muscle and arthritis and is a pain killer available online.

Another over the counter drug well adjusted for pain relief is Methocarbamol more commonly known as Robaxin or Robaxisal. Robaxisal is a muscle relaxer to relieve pain and discomfort caused by strains, sprains, and other muscle injuries. A lot of people find this much more effective than other muscle relaxants like Carisoprodol or Soma as they have little or no side effects. There is no use taking stronger medication than needed as one should always take the drug’s side effects into consideration first.

The common philosophy is the stronger the better but more often than not this is not the case. Therefore people start with the strongest drugs and stay on them for the duration of treatment. It should be the other way around you should start with over the counter drugs and then work your way up if they don’t work. This way 9 out of 10 times you will find that there is no need for strong controlled medications that require prescriptions and have nasty side effects. Should you be one of those stuck on strong painkillers I strongly recommend that you find a physician and ask for help working your way down to milder less addictive drugs.