RT, The "mixed up words" as you refer to are an attempt by the sender to avoid/confuse spam filters and at times it is used to hide malicious content. One thing I want to be clear on. If you are on a mailing list from a brick and mortar store, i.e. Best Buy, or an on-line service that you use, i.e. Amazon.com, it is normally safe to ask to be rermoved from their mailing lists. My original post is to e-mails that mysteriously appear in your mailbox regardless of where they are from. Ignore them and delete them without opening. In my personal use, I have an ISP address which is used only with TRUSTED family and my investment companies. I have a Hotmail account for forums, and registering computer software and services. I have a second Hotmail account for day-to-day issues like on-line shopping, air travel, and communicating with businesses. I have a Yahoo acount for signing up at sites and registering products. This protocol may be excessive, but it works for me. My "main" accounts, the ISP and the day-to-day, are literally spam free. You give me the impression of being new to computing. May I ask, are you aware of the concept of phishing? DA

You're right Kelly and @SaltiDawg is missing the point; when ordering from http://petsuppliesnet.com/ that I started this thread with I know I am getting a real product and not a counterfeit which most of us would not be able to identify - it just wouldn't work in our pets and @SaltiDawg is advocating a counterfeit capital in Mexico. I still get my Comfortis for fleas at http://petsuppliesnet.com/ 9 yrs after this original post so it is a proven product along with liquid Ivermectin for heartworms. The other benefit of shopping for Comfortis outside of U.S. is I order the largest size and cut it down to dose 3 small and 1 large (85 lbs) from one Comfortis tablet that doses up to 120 lbs. If I purchase it in U.S. I would need to buy a box for each dog in their weight category so each gets a whole pill from their box every month plus each dog needs an exam...we in U.S. make it so expensive it becomes cost prohibitive. I am 62 yrs old and started as a surgical veterinary technician in my 20s so I think I know what I'm talking about. Even with employee discounts for these products it is still way cheaper to buy Comfortis and many other meds that require a prescription here outside of U.S. and a large bottle of injectable ivermectin to use orally (pull up with syringe from bottle, take needle off and squirt in their mouth) from a feed store locally or Jeffers.com. Way cheaper for heartworm prevention!! So @SaltiDawg, good luck finding real meds and not counterfeits in Mexico... if I still lived near the border I may look into it but what I have lined out here is tried and true and much of this I learned from the vets I have worked for over the years and some do these themselves if they don't get enough freebies from the product reps :)

I use Yahoo and I get maybe a dozen a day. I enjoy clicking the check all, delete buttons and poof they are gone! In my Thunderbird mail I get about the same amount. I look at the sender to be sure they are spam, because sometimes one that isn't shows up. Then just click to empty. Then there is junk mail. Do the same thing and again they are gone. No biggie, and I have to think about the fact that some where the person who is sending these actually has a JOB and is WORKING. Sue

http://www.canadadrugpharmacy.com/ https://secure.blueskydrugs.com/Account/MedicalInfo.aspx Here are the 2 that I used. I was able to log on to both tho it's been several years. That in itself doesn't prove they are still legit; just that they are the same outfits. Couldn't get the Canada Drug search to cough up lidocaine but the drug list shows Lidoderm Patches. Could not find the price. ============== The Blue Sky site showed Emla Patch which is Lidocaine/Prilocaine (2.5%/2.5%) as well as the Lidoderm Patch. Emla was 1 for $29 and 5 for $61. Lidoderm was $198 each, $369 for 2 and $480 for 3. If I read the info correctly. These are 5%. Be sure to pin down how to get your info to them, that is, can you phone info in or fax it in etc. I filled out a form one time and mailed it and they told me that wasn't necessary I coulda phoned it in. I do remember faxing prescriptions. Do you spose you could use the EMLA patches? Half strengh but change oftener? Ask the Doc. Worth a try. Save lotta money.