At any rate, the Doctor was convinced she had done her medical duty and proceeded to the drugs. After a scant half-hour of chat, she was talking narcotic painkillers and ergot alkaloids to treat headaches she hadn't even verified in the medical history files. The only basis on which the physician prescribed had were the stated symptoms of spotty vision, dizziness, and of course aching of the head. Reading over some helpful pamphlets the doctor provided, we learned just how serious the drugs are that our agent received. Percocets are addictive painkillers and go well with alcohol consumption, we have been told.
Ergots shrink the user's blood vessels, in an effort to combat the swelling that causes migraines.
Three pills, or triple the recommended dosage, may kill you. The Review's covert operative left Dick's house that day with thirty Percocet tablets and sixteen Ergotamine pills. Another staffer attempted to obtain Prozac from Dick's House. It was a time-consuming process, but once again a successful one. He made an appointment with a Dick's House counselor, claiming over the phone that he was suffering from chronic depression.