u/BroadCalligrapher639 — reddlx

Anyone else having issues with OrderlyMeds?

I've been a customer for over a year. I did my most recent checkin 17 days ago. The doc responded the next day saying the prescription was sent to the pharmacy. I still don't have my meds or even a shipping notification. When I try to click on support on their webpage, it just spins back to the main page. Their "chat" feature is just AI. I did text customer service and got a generic "we'll look into it" response on monday, to which I've followed up twice to no avail. They're usually really good about shipping and when I do a check-in I have my meds within a few days. I still order 2 weeks in advance to be sure, but I've taken my last dose and they're not responding. Wondering if something happened with the company or if there's a rep in here who can shed some light on the situation.

I've had issues with them previously and their customer service can be super shitty but I stuck with them because I didn't feel like going through the whole process of starting with someone new. I think this might be my final straw.

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u/BroadCalligrapher639 — 7 days ago

▲ 3 r/quittingkratom

Yesterday was day 1 of taper. Considering just CT'ing it.

I've been using about 20 g a day of powder for 4.5 years now. I quit once before for a surgery with a very aggressive taper then CT, and know how hellish the withdrawals are. I'm tapering 25% every 10 days, but the plan is to just take a tiny bit to make the withdrawal symptoms go away. At that rate, this will take 2 months. I just want to be done with this shit, and I feel like if I don't suffer those hellish withdrawals I may go backwards. I keep reading different things - some people say the worst is over in 2-4 days, some say it takes over a month. What was your experience if you've CT'd it?

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u/BroadCalligrapher639 — 2 months ago

▲ 2 r/quittingkratom

Question about quitting with Suboxone and medical records

I need to finally take the plunge and quit kratom. I'm considering going to a clinic for low-dose and short term suboxone to help, but I'm worried about it being in my medical records. My question is: if I go to a clinic for help and they prescribe subs, will that somehow be in my medical record at the hospital I go to?

I have Lupus and deal with significant daily pain and discomfort and on top of that I have severe anxiety to the point where leaving the house is terrifying. I am afraid quitting will make both of those disorders unbearable which is why I'm considering medical support. I just don't want to be labeled an addict and have them reduce my prescriptions or deal with the stigma. If anyone has answers or experience to share, I'd really appreciate it!

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u/BroadCalligrapher639 — 3 months ago

▲ 10 r/BeautyBoxes

How many items did you receive in your Seoul Beauty Club Box?

I subscribed last night as they had a new member deal for $49. I was able to choose 6 or 7 products (I can't remember the exact number) and when I clicked to accept and move on to the next page, the confirmation showed 4 products, none of which were my picks. I went back to edit it and was only able to choose 4 products and the confirmation page showed 4 products. I went back again to edit and was able to choose 4 of my original products, but it would only let me choose 4. I emailed customer service and they asked for a screenshot of the products I originally chose - as if I take screenshots of every web page I visit. My question is, are these the products I picked and they send extra surprise ones, or is this it? All the boxes I've seen have had 8 or 9 products and they advertise 5 to 8 products. I was very tentative to sign up after all the bs I've read about them here and elsewhere and now I see why.

u/BroadCalligrapher639 — 4 months ago

▲ 0 r/AskContractors

Need advice on what kind of mistakes are acceptable when hiring a contractor

We hired this contractor and as far as he's concerned he's finished and awaiting inspection from the city. We raised concerns about some things and he told us to make a list of all the things that need to be fixed. I've never been in this kind of situation so I'm wondering how many imperfections in a remodel is acceptable. I'm not trying to be nit-picky, but we paid a lot of money for this project.

So far I'm very unhappy with the paint job. The first guy he hired literally got drunk on the job and made a mess, as you can see the paint in the cracks of the floor. He then hired someone else who did an awful job. Finally he did "touch-ups" himself but still the paint is patchy in a lot of places. He sent someone in to clean up the paint from the floor, but as you can see it's still a mess.

My biggest concern is the imperfections in the flooring. In one part the floorboards don't meet, and in another they're slightly raised and things are getting caught on it. There was another area where they didn't cut the flooring long enough to reach the wall, so he just nailed a piece of wood to the trim.

Am I being unreasonable in wanting all these things to be fixed?

u/BroadCalligrapher639 — 5 months ago

▲ 15 r/WeddingDressTips

Need help styling my plain dress

(the dress is in black, I just added the second photo to show the back of it)

So, I had a hell of a time finding a dress. I knew I didn't want to wear white and I needed to try it on in person as my body does not fit any conventional sizes. As much as I wanted a big elaborate gown, I knew it wouldn't fit the venue (we're having a micro-wedding at a small wedding studio then going out to dinner afterwards). I found this dress this weekend at David's Bridal and I like it but I'm not wow'd by it. It was more of a "I need to choose something because this stress is killing me" purchase, and because I need alterations we're already cutting it close as the wedding is at the end of July.

All that to say, I would love some ideas and inspiration how to give this outfit more character. I lean towards more goth/punk aesthetic but wouldn't mind soft romantic. I'm thinking of maybe adding a veil or some interesting jewelry, maybe a shawl/wrap of some sort. I'm also going crazy searching for shoes as I can only wear short heels at most as I'm disabled and can barely walk in normal shoes as it is. I would appreciate any and all advice, suggestions, or inspiration!

u/BroadCalligrapher639 — 5 months ago