Phentramin-d?
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Hi all!
Like everyone else, I endured every diet out there---including the infamous phen-fen. Several years later, I started using Ionamin....which is phentermine. Initially, I had alot of success loosing weight with those prescriptions. But, of course, gained whatever was lost and then some after that. My story, I'm sure, is the same as everyone else's...diet, diet, diet! One of my favorite things about Phen was the bursts of energy it gave me. It definitely did curb my apetite too. But, the energy and endurance was what probably kept me going back to get more even when I wasn't loosing weight! That's what I miss the most about that darn drug!!!
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Anyway.....here's my question......has anyone used or know of someone who used a non-prescription weight loss product called Phentramin-d???? My coworker ordered it off the internet and told me that it is the same as the prescription medication. She has not received it yet. In doing some online research, I find that it is not the same as my beloved phentermine. But, many reviewers online claim that it gives the same type of "feeling " as the prescription med. Can anyone verify or refute this?
Thanks for any info you can provide!
Judi