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FOUND ADCORTYL127 messages in this subject.
|Found it! You have to buy from NZ and it costs £7 per tube, but it is worth it!
It is a pharmacy product over there so they will email you to check you are going to use it correctly before use.
Dom - do we know why it was discontinued? If not for a medical reason, could we put some sort of petition to Squibb?
|Kate 11 November 09
|Will let you know if it gets delivered obviously!
|Kate 12 November 09
|Thank you Kate, yes, let us know if it arrives! Why is it discontinued? Who knows? A few years back when I was trying to wangle a way of getting it for the shop, I tried get some sense from Squibb, Adcortyl didn't even have a product manager assigned to it - that's how important it was to them.
Trying to get hold of many products is so difficult, it defies logic.
|Dom Walton 12 November 09
|Maybe we should use the powers of the masses to get some sort of answer?!
I am also off to the States in 10 days, so will check out availability there.
|Kate 12 November 09
|My cousin works in medicine and sent me this letter from Squibb who make the product. It was removed due to cost!
04 March 2009
Dear Sir/Madam
Adcortyl in Orabase 0.1% (Triamcinolone Acetonide in Oral Paste) 10g Discontinuation UK
Bristol-Myers Squibb Pharmaceuticals Ltd regrets to inform you that Adcortyl in Orabase 0.1% (Triamcinolone Acetonide in Oral Paste) 10g will be discontinued by 31-March-2009 or when current stock is exhausted.
The appropriate authorities have been informed.
Please note that Adcortyl in Orabase for Mouth Ulcers (Triamcinolone Acetonide in Oromucosal Paste) 5g (P) will remain available through B-MS.
Could you please include this information in the next issue of your publication or notifications to your customers.
For medical-related questions, please contact our Medical Information Department on 0800 731 1736.
Yours faithfully
Medical Information
Bristol-Myers Squibb Pharmaceuticals Ltd
|TK 24 November 09
|Phoned Squibb who have withdrawn it from Europe - seems to be cost not medical but not very helpful re finding it again. Thanks for the tip re NZ
|Aileen 11 January 10
|Thanks for this v helpful information - I have been using Orabase for 20 years and was very concerned to be told by the chemist that it was not longer available. Do we know what "available through B-MS" means?
|celia 13 January 10
|I would love to hear if Kate has now received her supply from N.Z. I also will check out U.S.A in March.
|Eileen 14 January 10 14 January 10
|I have just found a site on the web that sells something that is similer to Adcortyl it is called Kenalog in orabase, it is on the lifepluspharmacy.com I will post another message when it arrives, and if it is as good as adcortyl. It is about £9 a tube, but if it works them it will be worth it. Will let you all know.
|Barbara 14 january 2010 14 January 10
|suffering with bad mouth ulcers on a regular basis ,adcortyl was the only treatment that worked.has anyone managed to get some recently and from where?
|keith/north wales UK 18 january 2010 19 January 10
|Had this stuff rom my gp a couple of years back and it was great. Been all round Manchester for the stuff, cannot find it. I have had a big flare up and am stuck with stupid lidocaine gels that sting like hell when I apply them and last about 20 mins, and tahts just numbing the ulcer its self..no effect on the pain from the swelling my neck or jaw and no relief from the ear ache. absolutely gutted. Going to try my local pharmacy in the hope they have some.
|Heather 21 January 10
|Adcortyl is definitely the best, have been using it for 40 yrs now. HOWEVER approx 1.5 yrs ago I changed my diet & started to eat more fruit. I started eating 2 apples per day & it seemed to work like a miracle. Not sure if it was the apples buts thats all I changed. It's worth a try.. It has to be regular,, every day, as I sometime i.e. holidays break the habit & I get really nasty ulcers again.. I still get the very odd one but it's nothing in comparison to what it was like.. I still keep the emergency tube in the bathroom, now it appears to have gone off the market. TRY THE APPLES,, TRY THE APPLES + as much fruit as you can get your hand on,, not Oranges but no proof !! Good luck
|Matt 27 January 10
My colleague David Veitch has forwarded the mail that you sent concerning the Withdrwal of Adcortyl in Orabase
I understand your concerns and disappointment that BMS has made the decision to discontinue the manufacturing and distribution of Adcortyl in Orabase , and the impact this is having on patients suffering of mouth ulcers.
When discontinuing BMS products , we follow a procedure of informing a number of key stakeholders .
-Notifications were sent to MHRA in June 2008 and July 2009 , to the NHS , British National formulary , Mims , Pharmaceuticals journals.
-All Doctors , pharmmacists , patients who contacted us for information receive a formal response from our medical information department
As this is a global BMS decision , we are not considering to restart the production , and we will not be able to find an alternative source of supply in BMS
However, we have been approached by a few companies which are interesting in manufacturing and selling Adcortyl . This is being handled by our divestiture team in the US . I have requested this team to keep us up to date on the progress they are making
We have checked if similar products were still available outside of the UK , and we have found that the company Sigma in Australia /NZ and the company Taro in USA/Canada have products that are similar to Adcortyl
We understand that the company IDIS may be in a position to supply these similar producst on a named patients basis .
IDIS contact are as follows:
Idis House
Churchfield Road
Again , I understand your concerns , and I hope that this answer is addressing your specific request
Do not hesitate to contact me if you need further information
Yours sincerely
|Rob 28 January 10
|http://www.idispharma.com/patients.php .....
'Idis is a company that connects physicians and pharmacists to pharmaceutical and biotech companies to create access to drugs that are not available to patients on prescription, for example named patient medicines, for various reasons including the drug has not yet been licensed or it has been discontinued'
|Lulu in Hackney 1 February 10
|My daughter and myself need to find a supply of Adcortyl in Orabase, as it is the ONLY product on the market currently which works to heal and stop the pain of mouth ulcers. The only other product, available from Helios Pharmacy is Myrrh tincture which also helps with healing and pain relief for mouth ulcers.
|Janine Parkinson 2 February 10
|My doctor said that Man med are making a substitute. I e-mailed and this seems to be true. Was told Your doctor can contact them on 01296 394142.
|Manmed Hunter, East Sussex 6 February 10
|I think I may have found a pharmacy which still has some in stock! I've ordered a few tubes this morning so fingers crossed it's all legit. http://www.walthampharmacy.com/shop/customer/product.php?productid=2421&cat=0&page=1
|David Daley 10 February 10
|Just an update: the Waltham Pharmacy referred to in the above post is legit. My tubes arrived on Sat and made my weekend. Best Valentines present ever!
|David Daley 15 February 10
|Thanks David for this info. I have also ordered from Waltham Pharmacy.
|Glyn King 17 February 10
|Thanks David. I have also just ordered some from Waltham Pharmacy.
|Sarah Evans 22 February 10
|Thank you David. I too have just ordered some from Waltham Pharmacy. How could Squibbs have been that shortsighted? No wonder this country is in a financial mess.
|Hilary 22 February 10
|Thank you David! Suffered for 30 years, getting worse by the year and I was in tears in the pharmacy when they said it had been discontinued. At least this order will help until hopefully they sort out alternative manufacturer.
ps what was the use before date on your tubes?
|Zoe H 25 February 10
|Thanks for spotting Waltham Pharmacy - ordered two tubes on Sat, arrived today. Bit pricey at £9.80, but when you know something works so well, it's more than worth it. Stocks are limited, so get in while in lasts. Waltham's are based in Grimsby apparently.
|Robin H 25 February 10
|PS To respond to early question from Zoe H, use by date on tubes is 2013.
|Robin H 25 February 10
|This site has been so helpful. Been to local Boots stores and other chemists in West Sussex area. And no ADCORTYL in shops at all they just say it has been discontinued.! Help I am now sending off for some from Walthfam Pharmacy, here's hoping they have some left in stock!
|Sue H 26 February 10
|Hi everyone,
I posted this in the big thread but thought I'd it here as well. As per posts above I have recieved adcortyl from waltham, but obviously this source isn't going to last forever. But here is another possibility for you: a product called Oracort. I haven't used it in anger yet, but it has the exact same active ingredient as Adcortyl, in the same concentration, in the same carrier gel. I don't think you can get it in the UK, but I successfully recieved an order from Drugstorchemist.com in NZ. It's made in Canada, even has the same expiry date as the final batches of Adortyl - 2013.
|Micky 27 February 10
|got some this morning from waltham 2 tubes ordered sat
|judy 4 March 10
|Thank you David. Waltham Pharmacy still have stocks as I was able to order successfully 2 tubes this morning.
I am going to check out Hong Kong and will post any further information. I agree with Hilary (Feb) it is a disgrace to discontinue such a brilliant product on a cost basis, we sufferers would pay anything for the relief it brings.
|Sue Lane 15 March 15 March 10
|Thank you guys so much for the advise above. ordered some tubes today to stock up
Many thanks
|Tubbstar 21 April 10
|Cant find Adcortyl on the Waltham pharmacy website ! Had to resort to tring the NZ website mentioned at the start of this string. Any news about other manufacturers taking up the manufacture of adcortyl? Like everyone else, I used to rely on adcortyl and was completely gutted when I was told it was discontinued...
|Marcus 28 April 10
|Sadly Waltham pharmacy have run out! Have just ordered 2 tubes of Oracort from drugstorechemist.com, based in NZ (Thanks Micky!) Cost of £4.27 per tube of 5mg Triamcinolone Acetonide 0.1% which is exactly same as Adcortyl in Orabase. Postage was £4.80. It all seemed very easy so am hopeful delivery will be the same. Will advise when arrive and pray it will be as good as Adcortyl! Have just tried to survive 2 massive ulcers and ended up taking time off work as pain, glands, and feeling sick really bad! Nothing else recommended by pharmist, doctor or dentist works!
|Amalou 1 May 10
I've been suffering for mouth ulcers all my life and have been using Adcortyl in Orabase for over 10 years. I was worried when it went off the market but I finally found a way to get it. It can be made up specially by 'Cardinal Health' in the UK. What's more, I got a 30g tube, which is 3x bigger then the tube I could usually get in Ireland (10g) and I think it was sold as 5g in the UK. So this should last me a long time. But here is the catch people - it is very expensive. I was charge over 200 for the tube [yes, TWO HUNDRED Euro!] And my local pharmacy (who ordered it in from UK to IRL did not charge any margin. That represents an 1000%+ mark up on the old price (gram for gram). But as we mouth ulcer sufferers know, Adcortyl in Orabase is worth every cent (or penny!). So yes it is complete extortion but still worth it. This has encouraged me to try natural preventative measures. I'll try the apples Matt ;) I'm also trying salt & water every day as a preventative measure. If more people demand it, maybe BM Squibb will do a U Turn. It seem odd that they would discontinue a product many of us would pay any amount to get.
|Neil 4 May 10
It is very difficult to get Kenalog without a prescription. Have been able to buy ORACORT in Barbados which is made in Israel. Find a friend there to ship it for you as it is cheaper than tubes from New Zealand.
|Chris 7 May 10
Found this info really helpful have been using Adcortyl for years! I have just ordered some kenalog from NZ i hope it is as good as Adcortyl.
|Nicky 13 May 10
|It's about 4.50 pounds from Drugstorechemist.com per tube of oracort and that's about the cost of the freight too.
|Frances 23 May 10
|Chris (7 May 10)
Please could you tell me if ORACORT works as effectively for you as adcortyl. My in laws live in Barbados so I can get them to bring some over when they come next month. Does it really have the same active ingredient?
Many thanks
|Jo 11 June 10
|I have just purchased some Trinolone Oral Paste, in Thailand from a pharmacy, ingredients: Triamcinolone Acetonide in Dental Paste. This appears to be the same as Adcortyl, although I have yet to try it I am still squeezing the last out of the Adcortyl tube. When I do use it I will post. PS It cost 180 baht approx. £3.75
|Chrissie 5 July 10
|Jo(11 June)
Absolutely works although it does have a slightly stronger taste. Is also available in Israel across counter as a friend brought me 2 tubes when visiting
|Chris 21 July 10
|Hey! Have just found Trinolone on ebay and no restriction on quantities it seems. Originates from Thailand but seems to come from Au site
6 tubes cost £32!
|Chris 21 July 10
|Chris does Trinolone work aswell as adcortyl? If so i'll get some. Gutted they don't sell this stuff anymore. Makes life a misery when you can feel an Ulcer coming on and there's nothing you can do to stop it
|Jamie 11 August 10
|Does anyone know if Kenalog works? Also how difficult is it to get from Healthchemist in New Zealand?
|Michael 16 August 10
|i've used kenalog since visiting this site a year ago, it saved my life, absolutely works!
|Laura, Sydney 17 August 10
|Just found this website with all the comments about Adcortyl in Orabase being discontinued. Have just spoken to BMS and it is unbelievable that they don't seem interested in re-marketing the product. Bet they would change their minds if the management suffered with mouth ulcers! Have found all your comments really helpful as will run out of my last tube of Adcortyl soon. Thanks!
|Alison, UK 24 August 10
|If u get a prescription like me you can get adcortyl on chemist direct
|Adam 25 August 10
|Hi, i too suffer with horrendous mouth ulcers, but my dentist gives me the pescription for Adcortyl, might be worth asking yr own x
|Michelle. UK 25 August 10
|Adam and/or Michelle, do let us know if they really can get hold of it!
|Dom Walton 25 August 10
|just got iglu in the post gonna see if that works...just about to send off my prescription in the post to Chemist direct
|Adam 26 August 10
|Iglu does not appear to have the same chemical composition as adcortyl and does not have the same sticking power .I always applied adcortyl at night and it stuck like glue to the affected area.Unfortunately the same cannot be said of Iglu.However,it does seem to ease the pain and 3wks into the ulcer it has contracted ,compared to the ave six (without any treatment save mouthwash) it does seem to work to an extent.The pharmacist at my local major Boots says that the company are attempting to re-stock it so that they must be applying pressure to the manufacturer to start up production again.Adcortyl is the best product I have ever used for my mouth ulcers and Ive had them since childhood and am now 48!
|paul,southampton (ENG) 31 August 10
|I'll have to follow some of these leads up. I'm in a bad way at the moment with a sore about the size of the old half pence - and no Adcortyl in Orabase to put on it. I've been trying the Corlan, but it really doesn't do much for me, and holding a gritty tablet near a sore can hurt. In any case, I wonder whether it's the orobase stuff that does the good work by protecting the area rather than the steroid. Does anyone have a source of a dental paste with no medication in it? Do pharmacists stock this kind of thing? I've never asked one, but they may have a source...
|Gavin 3 September 10
|My dentist [from Sweden] recommended Oral B Zendium toothpaste. The important ingredient is Zendium. Typically, it's not available in the UK market but I buy during occasional trips to Scandinavia. It's not as good as the old Adcortyl in Orabase but does work.
|William Chubb 3 September 10
|Having used Adcortyl for more years than I can remember, I have always kept spare tubes at home so was incredulous when I went to the pharmacy yesterday and was told that it had been discontinued ARGGHH...NOTHING ELSE WORKS....I am frantic - and in pain....glad to read these reviews etc to let me know I am not mad and others feel the same....
|Sue Crago, Smerset, England 30 September 10
|Hi Gavin a company called CONVETEC make ORALBASE PASTE 30g tubes available on prescrition in the UK. Good Luck .
|Lilly 1 October 10
|Like most users I too hope that Adcortyl will be back on the market. In the meantime I have a friend in New Zealand who found 'Oracort' a pharmacist only medicine, and was able to buy a tube saying it was for her use. The ingredients are Triamicinolone Acetonide Dental Paste USP,0.1% the cost to her was $14.95.
Although it was very similar to Adcortyl to use I am not sure it was quite as effective, but better than nothing.
|Joan, Plymouth 5 October 10 5 October 10
|have just got adcortly under another name i.e. Kenalog from New Zealand. Have been using for many years and is the actual product. Is a prescription drug and you do have to fill in a form but have now been using for a week and results speak for themselves. absolute bliss. cost £30.00 or 68 NZ dollars for 3 tubes, including postage.
|Linda Sykes 15 October 10
|Hi Everyone....I cant believe they have discontinued Adcortyl - but I have found the identical replacement on
ebay its called KENALOG and its made by the same company but in South Africa I bought one and its identical!!!
the person I bought from was great - I recieved it the next day!!
|8 November 10
|Hi,has anybody got the web address for the South Africa source of Kenalog in Orabase.I tried to order some from Australia,but was bogged down with all the info.they required eg GP details.Thanks
Elizabeth Gohil
|Elizabeth Gohil 3 December 10
|A good alternative is Prednisolone 2.5mg loz. It can be allowed to dissolve slowly near the ulcer. Then cover the ulcer with Orabase Protective Paste.
Available from http://www.gohilchemist.co.uk/acatalog/ADCORTYL-IN-ORABASE----TUBE-5G.html
|Chandra 16 December 10
|I am in America at the moment and can buy Orabase here. Does anyone want me to bring some back? I am back in the UK january 11th. Or could post the Orabase tube to you. I used the discontinued Adcortyl in Orabase and was devastated when it was discontinued. Found that this Orbase helps reduce the pain. On the pachage it says: Orabase / 20% Benzocaine / Maximum Strength Oral Pain Reliever / 20% Benzocaine provides clinically proven pain relief for: -canker sores, cheek bites, toothbrush irritations, denture irritations, orthodontic irritations. - Shields from further irritation - alcohol free.
I get mouth ulcers that really make me miserable. This Orabase tube helped. Not as perfect as the discontinued UK version, but very good and better than all the rest I tried. Doesn't hurt to put on. (I'll check my messages on my old e-mail address terminusaquo AT aol.com - I had a streak of time when I was into latin, hence the strange e-mail address, it emans: "we begin from here").
|Birgit 20 December 10
|I too suffer with mouth ulcers and just gutted there is no adcortyl on sale anymore. Good to so many posts about it. I am not alone! going to try to buy from N.Z. Will let you all know if and when it arrrives.
|Kay ONeill 1 January 11
|I suffer from mouth ulcers several times a year. The latest one a few days led me to get some Adcortyl from the chemist only to be told that it's been discontinued. I've tried Anbesol, which has made it worse. In desperation I went to Boots today and bought their own brand mouth uncer patches, which don't seem very effective. I also bought Aloclair mouthwash from Boots and that seems to have some limited effect. I've just read on another forum about someone who used bicarbonate of soda to brush their mouth with and it has reduced the frequency of their mouth ulcers by 80%. If an acidic mouth is the cause then that would make sense, so I've just tried that too.
I can't find Kenalog on Ebay now, but it seems the only way of getting an Adcortyl substitute which contains triamcinolone acetonide.
|Anders, UK 4 January 11
|Birgit - In USA, which pharmacy did you get the Kenalog from?
|Thiny 12 January 11
|Thanks a million for all the info guys! I've just ordered Lebanon from NZ, hopefully it arrives! Very helpful forum so thanks!
|Jenn 20 January 11
|Oops! Supposed to be Kenalog I ordered not Lebanon!
|Jenn 20 January 11
|I have used Adcortyl for many years, absolutely gutted when told at Superdrug that it had gone out of production. How can a company stop making a product that works so well and has so many followers! I have a friend that will be visiting NZ in the next couple of weeks. I will email her to ask if she can get some for me. Great to see so many people making comments about this product, hopefully company will have a rethink. It truly is the only product that stops ulcers in their tracks. I like a previous post used to put it on at night at the early stage, and it would be nearly gone by the morning. I have one at the moment high up by my teeth in my upper jaw, absolute agony, haven't had to endure this for years!
|Heather 21 January 11
|I was also gutted when my doctor told me that Adcortyl in orabase had been discontinued as it had really worked for me when he prescribed it before, and this was my worst episode yet (have had ulcers for years on and off) with 4 ulcers on top of my tongue and one underneath. Couldn't eat or talk and have a young baby to look after. It was hell! He did give me a prescription for little steroid tablets (Hydrocortisone Buccal tablets) to put directly on the ulcers (pain!) and then a big tube of orabase. He said its the adcortyl that makes it work well so orabase a bit useless without it. The orabase definitely does not do anything except cover the ulcer - it doesn't speed up the healing like the adcortyl in orabase does. The tablets do seem to help the ulcers heal faster but not the ones on the tongue as its so hard to get it directly on the right place. I have thought about grinding up the tablets and mixing it with the orabase myself - might have to do that with the new ulcer that has appeard on the tip of my tongue today!! So basically just wanted to let you know about the Orabase and that you can get it on prescription in the UK (v similar to iglu).
|Heather 19 February 11
|lets all get together and tell sqibb and sons to start making adcortyl in orabase again atry nd we will pay twice or three times more for it .I have tried everything too but no has mentioned eludrill mouthwash try it or difflam mouthwash i find anbesol help take the pain away liquid type if anyone finds adcortyl put it on here so we can get it. phil.30/3/11
|philip finbow 30 March 11
|Agree with all of the above, sitting now with miserable mouth ulcer and seething because Adcortyl would have healed it overnight! Bring it back PLEASE
Lynda 4 April 11
|Lynda Burn 4 April 11
|I just ordered from here
|Ed 6 April 11
|I totally agree adcortyl kills the pain and the helps the healing. i don't seem to suffer anymore - have changed my diet a lot and all sorts of other things. My daughter still suffers though and has just had my last drop! So glad for the info above and will look to some of the websites mentioned. Thanks everyone.
|Jude 10 May 11
|I was chatting with an ENT surgeon last night about ulcers (during a post-op checkup) and he suggested Zovirax or even 1% hydrocortisol if Adcortyl had previously worked..
|Stu 11 May 11
|It's so comforting to know that there are so many others out there who can identify with the problem of painful mouth ulcers and the frustration of the discontinuing of Adcortyl in Orabase which was really the only stuff that worked. Can anyone recommend a way of preventing the onset of ulcers? I've tried Folic Acid, vitamin B12 and zinc but nothing works. Hardly a week goes by when I'm not plagued with the blighters.
|Carol Harries, Wales , UK 27 May 11
|It is now August 2011 and I have just written to my sister in New Zealand to send me some Kenalog in orabase . Like most of you I've found adcortyl a marvellous cure for nasty mouth ulcers. One go at night and the nasty has almost gone the next day. I think they didn't advertise their miracle cure enough- the other gels that have done nothing to help me ( we all know what they are ) are making a fortune because they are advertised sufficiently.
I'm thinking of taking out a franchise to sell it over here! Anyone interested??
|Jennie Harvey,Worcestershire 16 August 11
|Thank you for finding it, BRILL! I have got two ulcers now and can't wait until I get it
|Janet C, Scotland 18 August 2011 18 August 11
|Jennie, are you willing to sell some some tubes of Kenalog in orabase? I am VERY interested.
|Andreas 19 August 11
I am in the USA and a substitute has been released by TARO. The paste is called Triamcinolone Acetonide.
|pandi 6 September 11
|Hi i would be interested in buying some off you if you do go for the franchise, my son + i suffer bad mouth ulcers and i would personally pay £10 a tube
|Mark 17 September 11
|Pharmacists can dissolve either betnesol or hydrocortone tablets in orabase in Ireland. This has the same effect as the adcortyl in orabase. This preparation is subject to prescription.
|maura 11 October 11
|Have you tried finding toothpaste without SLS (sodium lauryal sulfate)? That has reduced my ulcers by 80%. Instead of one a month I get about one every 6-8 months.
|rg 24 October 11
|hi all yea i was prescribed the brill stuff many years ago when in marines have been using it for over 30 years got my laST ONE FROM LLOYDS PHARMACY . couldnt beleive it when went into boots and they told me discounted. !!! maybe al us mouth ulcer sufferers should club together and do big import it from nz then !! anyone intrested ?
|steve in devon 14 December 11
|Jennie my son and I would both be interested in buying supplies from you if you set up. Wpould you be happy to put your email address on this site so that interested parties can send you their addresses so you can see whether you are likely to achieve a critical mass? meanwhile I though I might contact Boots the chemists and direct them to this site to illustrate sthat there would be demand if they were to produce or stock a product with the same ingredients as adcorty. sOn was recently prescribed anti viral for herpes simplex which did help after ten days. Not as good as adcortyl but better than nothing.
|Lorri and Hugh, Northampton 23 December 11
|I have just had 5 tubes of kenalog delivered from new zealand. It is just as good as adcortyl in my opinion. It cost me around £60 but is well worth it
|rich 23 December 11
|I just finished my last tube of Adcortyl a few months back. I don't get mouth ulcers very often but when I do get them, I have great difficulty in eating or talking. So ? with the stress of Christmas, I got 3 ulcers appearing and set off to the chemist this morning, only to find that Adcortyl has been discontinued. I am gutted! I have tried Corlan tablets in the past and they did not help very much. Can anyone recommend the most reliable way to get some Adcortyl from abroad. I don't like using my credit card for this purpose so will wait for a recommendation first. Thanks in anticipation.
|Margaret, Fife 28 December 11
|HI, Adcortyl was the only solution for me and yes very worried I couldn't get hold of it. I ordered some of the chemical from India, via online chemist in the US. I have now just received Kenalog from the NZ Pharmacist though and would really recommend this, product i very good and service was fantastic, a little expensive however compared to mouth ulcer pain it's nothing !!!! Am also now experimenting with manuka honey, less hope that works.
|Steve G 2 January 12
|Hi Steve, I've tried to order Kenalog from NZ but after filling in all the details, when it came to my address, there wasn't an option for UK so could get no further. Who did you order from please? Fellow sufferer.
|Elizabeth A 14 January 12
|Hi Elizabeth, I have just received mine from New Zealand - Drugstorechemist.com - I think two tubes cost around £18 and took about 10 days.
Horrible ulcer gone in two days with the Kenalog, having tried Aloclaire (completely useless!!).
Let me know if you need any further details.
|Margaret, Fife 17 January 12
|Thanks Margaret, will try your link to NZ
|Elizabeth A 20 January 12
|Hi - I'm in the Philippines and just paid GBP16 equivalent for a tube of "Oramedy", Triamcinolone Acetonide. I'm a first time user but will se eif it works for me, mouth ulcers on lower part of inside lower lip. Made by Dongkook pharmaceutical, Korea
|Steve W 29 January 12
|val 11 February 12
|Everyone who really wants Adcortyl reinstated should phone 0800-731-1736 (the Medical Info line for the manufacturer, Bristol-Myers Squibb) to register their demand for the product.
I phoned today, spoke to a very helpful adviser who said that every single enquiry about a product is reported on, because the company remains responsible for it even when discontinued. So - a massive volume of enquiries would attract interest at a high level within the company & (we can only hope) might persuade a re-think. He confirmed that Adcortyl was discontinued purely on cost grounds (ie licence/legal costs), & agreed this was ironic given how much people seem prepared to pay to get it from abroad. They have not authorised any other company to manufacture their product, so the Thai product on eBay has nothing to do with them. However, as it appears to contain the same active ingredient, it may be perfectly OK (any reports?).
So - get on the phone & give them a bit of customer feedback. It can't do any harm (unlike their decision to stop making it!) & might actually do some good.
|Diane 1 March 12
|Hello I have just bought 3 x tubes of Oracort from www.alivepluspharmacy.com in NZ. There was just a brief questionnaire to complete and it included options to pay in £'s and ship to UK. Total cost was £36.80.
|Butterfly 5 March 12
|to all you suffers out there ---- i've phoned Squibb as well ---- they were very,very sorry for me ----
but really no comfort to me at all --- so --- just suffer...---my son did get me "orabase" (colgate)
from florida --- nothing like adcorrtyl --- but the thought was there, so i love him for that....
i'm going to phone this Waltham pharmacy though and see how i get on...
|Isabella 14th. April 2012. 14 April 12
|Last night someone posted a message saying they bought a tube from the Co-op pharmacy in Swaffham, Norfolk. I called them this morning and they have some in stock but do not ship. I am very disappointed as this place is so far away from where I live.
|Hanifa 22 May 12
|I have just bought 3 tubes of this cream from 2 different stores of Co-op Pharmacy in London. Whoppie. Try calling individual stores, some have in stock, some dont. Good luck my fellow sufferers.
|Hanifa 23 May 12
Bought some yesterday, it's about £6 but I was over the moon to discover it's the same as Adcortyl, which at least allows you to eat without crying when you have mouth ulcers!!!
|Karen 28 May 12
|Same as Adcortyl... I think not.
|Dom Walton 28 May 12
|I just looked up Iglu and studied the patient information leaflet, and it is definitely not the same as Adcortyl, as it does not contain the healing corticosteroid Triamcinolone which is what makes Adcortyl so effective. It is merely a painkilling gel, which will offer a few minutes of numbness (maybe useful for eating a meal) but it will do nothing to speed healing, and is likely to be no more useful than Bonjela. Far better would be the "Trinolone" from Thailand, as this works out at £2.67 per tube when buying 3 (if it really is post free!), and it does contain Triamcinolone. This is approaching half the price of Adcortyl when it was on sale in the UK! Good luck.
|Chris 4 July 12
|Have found several Trinolone retailers in Asia, but every time I try to enter my credit card details I get a message that they do not accept Mastercard at this time! Arghhh....so near yet so far. There was me thinking that Mastercard was accepted all over the world!
|Phil 24 September 12
|Phil - if you can send me the details I'll see if there is anything I can do. Certainly be good to get hold of some.
|Dom Walton 25 September 12
|As of yesterday they have taken KENALOG off our shelves here in South Africa, it is to be discontinued.
I have a friend, who is having radiation treatment for cancer in the face, is frantic to get some.
The only ointment allowed it KENALOG.
Been to many pharmacies, and e-mailed others. No one is able to assist us.
If anyone knows where in South Africa we are able to purchase it PLEASE e-mail me email@example.com
Thanking you kindly
|Antoinette 6 October 12
|The Co-op pharmacy chain in the UK are now selling Adcortyl in Orabase again. It's around £5/tube, and looks to be manufactured by BMS in Italy, and distributed by Squbb & sons in the UK.
Let's hope its a permanent arrangement!
|Dan 7 November 12
|Confirmed - that the co-op have Adcortyl in Orabase on their "shop plan" which basically means they have a place on the shelf for it .... and i have called my local shop who confirms they have stock !
|Graham 8 November 12
|This is great news. There is no Coop pharmacy near me, presumably it will be rolled out to all the others too. If you have some to hand can you see if it is still pharmacy only (POM) or whether it is now available over the counter generally (GSL) - if the latter I would be able to sell it from the shop.
|Dom Walton 8 November 12
|I am so pleased I looked on this site as I was just about to order another batch of Kenalog (adcortyl) from New Zealand at approx £35 for 3 tubes. I have today rang my local Co Op pharmacy and they had 1 tube of adcortyl in stock and are going to try and order me some more. The cost was £4.18. I am thrilled to bits as I have suffered with mouth ulcers for a few years now and this is the only cream that works!!
|Jennifer 4 January 13
|I cannot believe they have stopped making Adcortyl. It was the only medication out that that truly works for mouth ulcers!! No other product comes close to healing these. perhaps we should start a petition to get it back on our shelves!!
|Chris 18 January 13
|I got 3 tubes of Trinolone from Thailand via E-bay for £8 post free; it does contain the same active ingredient as Adcortyl, and the waxy paste it is presented in seems the same too. Looking again today, it seems you now get two tubes for £8 but even this still compares very favourably with when Adcortyl was on sale in the UK. http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_nkw=trinolone&_sacat=0&_odkw=Triamcinolone&_osacat=0&_from=R40
|Chris 25 February 13
Adcortyl is a corticosteroid. My Oral surgeon got me to break up a 5mg predniselone tablet (similar drug) and gargle that for 4 minutes, 3 times a day - similar effect. Tastes horrible but does help with the inflamation. I find gargling easier than pastes when you have more than about 5 ulcers (I am recovering from about 20). You would have cover your whole mouth with paste otherwise!
|Simon from Australia 25 February 13
|I agree about the effectiveness of Adcortyl . It was the only thing that really worked for me.
|Danny 14 October 14
|Hi, I also suffer bad mouth ulcers and have run out of Adcortyl. I bought some Kenalone from eBay, manufactured in Thailand. It does work, just as well... which is a huge relief. There is one drawback, the taste is much stronger and makes me feel very sick... that won't stop me using it though because the sickness is better (and very temporary) than the awful pain from the ulcers. I hope this helps! :)
|Anastazia 20 October 14
|Sorry the spelling is actually 'KANOLONE'
|Anastazia 20 October 14
|I bought some Kenacort off ebay, although more expensive than Dom's it was for 20g not 5g - but when I got it all the writing was in Turkish. The taste and consistency didn't seem right - so with the help of Google translate I found out it was for external topical use, not for use in the mouth. Well I guess that's what you get for being so pikey. Caveat emptor as someone once said.
|Richard S 21 October 14
|I persuaded Squibb to market Orabase in England having read about it in a medical paper. I was impressed by the trial results and published a short report. I am very disappointed to learn that it has now been withdrawn I suppose it is typical of the NHS management today. My patients were all very pleased with it in 1951
|Dr R J Rushton 13 November 14
|Does anybody know whether there have been any new developments with regard to Kenelog production anywhere in the world? I live in Cape Town , South Africa , and would dearly like to try and get hold of a few tubes of Kenelog if it was possibly being produced again. New Zealand possibly?
|Andre van Druten 9 January 15
|I get it over the counter in Australia. Chemist warehouse sell online.
|Tess 19 August 15
|I've just found Orabase protective paste in Wynberg in South Africa and it feels the same as the old style one - it was R50 and I would have paid 10 times that as I have a mouthful of ulcers - I kept the box and have asked my local chemist to get it in.
|Gavin Cape Town 22 October 15
|Hello I am suffering from mouth ulcers last 13 days...please tell result of adcortyl....may it be available I belong to India what will be cost for me
|jai Singh 8 November 15
|Jai - In India you can get Kenacort straight from your pharmacy.
|Dom Walton 9 November 15
|Gavin where in Wynberg did you get the Orabase.
|Carel 7 December 15
|We used adcortyl for years.nothing else works,so don't know why Squibb stopped it,because it was a multi million pound product.Germoline pink ointment has been discontinued as the makers say they cannot find ingredients,bullshit! the ingredients are readily available worldwide,anything to do with the fact that landline ,from sheepskin wool,is one of them,or religious PC reasons they stopped making it? germoline white cream is not a replacement for the old Germoline made for 130 years
|Bill kerswe 15 January 16
|Hi Gavin in Wynberg, where in Wynberg, what Pharmacy
|Ken 22 March 16
|Adcortyl in Orabase is available online from New Zealand. I live in the UK and have been buying it for several years from healthchemist.co.nz It is marketed under the name of Kenalog in Orabase. It is available in 5mg tubes and the ingredients are precisely the same as Adcortyl (Triamcinolone Acetonide). It is not cheap but if you buy 3 tubes at a time as I do the shipping costs are the same as if you buy one tube.
Suggest also trying one-a-day effervescent vitamin c tablets (around £1 for 20 in most supermarkets) as a preventative measure. They reduce the amount of ulcers I get and make them less painful when I do get them.
|Lozzo 17 July 16
|A couple of years ago I saw a comment either here or another site giving the name of an equivalent to Adcortyl that was available under prescription from Germany, but as usual I can't find it - can anyone help please!
|glojo24 28 November 16
|Bristol-Meyers Squibb do produce Kenalog (triamcinolone Acetonide) 40mg/ml in a syringe or vial - so why can't they produce it in a paste and sell it over here in the UK, which would be a bit cheaper than us having to buy it from New Zealand?????
|Glojo24 5 December 16
|I have just ordered Kenalog from healthchemist in New Zealand-thanks to all who shared this information! I suffer bad ulcers due to pernicious anemia and was shocked when I found that Advortyl was no longer available as that was the only thing that worked. The healthchemist site did ask for a short health questionnaire to be completed-that was straightforward-there was an option for it to be sent to UK and I had no trouble with my payment. For 2 tubes and postage, it cost about £28. Thanks again for the info!
|Helen from Liverpool 29 August 17
|It's arrived!! It took 5 days- unbelievable- I've written postcards that have taken longer to arrive in UK! Brilliant service. 2 applications and the worst ulcers I have ever had are on their way out!
|Helen from Liverpool 3 September 17
|The answer to the withdrawal of adcortyl in orabase Ive found for the last 5 years with compete success is as follows. Buy 2 ingredients. 1. Orabase paste which is a product absent of hydrocortisone but provides the base. 2. Buy Corlan tablets which are ulcer tablets that inc cortisone. Both available from amazon. Take one pestle and mortar and grind down one tablet. Mix with 1/2 teaspoon of orabase in ramekin. Keep ramekin in plastic bag available for application to the blighters overnight. A perfect substitute for adcortyl. I couldnt do without it and can consume a coffee and walnut cake with reasonable confidence that any after effect can be mitigated.
|Portisheadpete 25 November 17
|Hey guys/ gals
Is the Kenacort the yellow tube? I bought it from here a few years ago and will need to buy some more and it's worked really well over the years almost as good as the good old Adcortyl in orabase from yesteryear. It seems Dom isn't allowed to sell it now :/ So does anyone know where i can buy it I'm in the UK but i know you can't buy it here
|john 7 December 17
|Hello John,
Kenacort changed formulation to more of a gel than a paste, Trinolone (which we also used to sell until the men in black came) is very close to Adcortyl in consistency, you can buy it from here:
Siam Secrets
If you put in a coupon code of MOUTHULCERSHOP you get 10% off.
|Dom Walton 8 December 17
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Life is full of disappointments.
Early Friday, I went to the Real Clear Politics Web site, as I do every morning, for my fix of political news and commentary. I perked up when I saw the third entry on the list of that day's notable articles – "No. 44 Has Spoken."
"Hank Aaron has spoken? Wow," I thought as I clicked through.
Nope. The article was by Gerhard Spoerl, the chief editor of Der Spiegel's foreign desk. "No. 44" didn't refer to the uniform number of the man some of us still consider the true all-time major-league home-run champion. It referred to the next president of the United States. The article's premise was that an Obama victory is a foregone conclusion: "Anyone who saw Barack Obama at Berlin's Siegessaeule on Thursday could recognize that this man will become the 44th president of the United States."
So it wasn't Hank Aaron speaking. It was just another journalist fawning over Obama. That was a disappointment. But disappointment was quickly replaced by the healthier emotion of annoyance.
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"Nicht so schnell, Herr Spoerl," I thought, drawing on what Obama would consider my embarrassingly limited German. Not so fast.
Don't the American people get a chance to weigh in on this in November? Maybe they'll decide it's more important to have John McCain as commander in chief than Barack Obama as orator in chief. Maybe they'll further suspect that 200,000 Germans can't be right.
I was cheered by this notion.
But the next morning, as I drove around the Washington suburbs, I saw not one but two cars – rather nice cars, as it happens – festooned with the Obama campaign bumper sticker, "got hope?" And I relapsed into moroseness.
Got hope? Are my own neighbors' lives so bleak that they place their hopes in Barack Obama? Are they impressed by the cleverness of a political slogan that plays off a rather cheesy (sorry!) campaign to get people to drink milk?
And what is it the bumper-sticker affixers are trying to say? Do they really believe their fellow citizens who happen to prefer McCain are hopeless? After all, just because you haven't swooned like Herr Spoerl doesn't mean you don't hope for a better world. Don't McCain backers also have hope – for an America that wins its wars, protects its unborn children and allows its citizens to keep more of their hard-earned income?
There's hope, and hope
But what if all those "got hope?" bumper stickers spur a backlash? It might occur to undecided or swing voters that talk of hope is not a substantive plan. They might be put off further by the haughtiness of Obama's claim to the mantle of hope. This hope restored my spirits.
Before they fell again. Later that day, I read a report of a fundraising letter from Obama on behalf of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, arguing that "We must have a deadlock-proof Democratic majority."
But then it occurred to me that one man's "deadlock-proof" Democratic majority is another's unchecked Democratic majority. Given the unpopularity of the current Democratic Congress, given Americans' tendency to prefer divided government, given the voters' repudiations of the Republicans in 2006 and of the Democrats in 1994 — isn't the prospect of across-the-board, one-party Democratic governance more likely to move votes to McCain than to Obama?
So I cheered up once again. For it will become increasingly obvious, as we approach November, that the Democrats will continue to control Congress for the next couple of years. But if the voters elect Obama as president, they'll be putting Barack Obama, Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid in untrammeled control of our future.
In 1948, a Republican Congress, which had taken power two years before with great expectations after a decade and a half of Democratic control, had become unpopular. Harry Truman lambasted it as a no-good, do-nothing Congress – and he rode that assault to the White House. We'll soon start hearing more from McCain about the deficiencies of today's surge-opposing, drilling-blocking, earmark-loving Congress. And McCain will then assert that if you don't like the Congress in which Sen. Obama serves in the majority right now, you really should be alarmed about a President Obama rubber-stamping the deeds of a Democratic Congress next year. A President McCain, on the other hand, could check congressional appetites – as well as work across the aisle with a Democratic Congress in a bipartisan spirit where appropriate.
Surprise ending?
And so I drifted off into a pleasant daydream. It's election night, and a victorious John McCain is waving around the Spiegel article, "No. 44 Has Spoken" – just as Harry Truman, 60 years ago, triumphantly held aloft the early edition of the Nov. 3, 1948, Chicago Tribune, with its banner headline, "Dewey Defeats Truman."
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|(Nanowerk News) Toh-Ming Lu, the R.P. Baker Distinguished Professor of Physics at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, has been named a lifetime fellow of the Materials Research Society (MRS). The MRS has recognized Lu for his contributions to the advancement of materials research, specifically his seminal contributions to the fundamental understanding of thin film morphological evolution.
|This is the first year that MRS has named a class of fellows. Lu joins a distinguished group that includes 34 researchers for their outstanding contributions to the field. He will be formally honored during the 2008 MRS Spring Meeting on March 26, 2008, in San Francisco.
|A nanomaterials expert, Lus research strives to develop new, high-performing nanostructures that can be used in integrated electronics, semiconductors, and energy storage devices. His lab uses new approaches to develop unique nanostructures and analyze those structures as they grow. His imaging and analysis techniques allow researchers to fully understand how and why different growth techniques grow nanomaterials in the very specific ways. His lab is also developing techniques that deposit ultra-thin layers of conductive metals and dielectrics on to surfaces to develop new, super-fast and efficient electronics and nanodevices.
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This blog is third and final in a series of blogs glimpsing into the future of video collaboration. The first blog was Video Collaboration: Better Than Being There. The second blog was Video Collaboration: On Every Pane of Glass. We encourage you to read the series and let us know your thoughts.
Let's face it, there are times when many of us have had a challenging experience connecting everyone in a meeting with video. Delivering an improved experience is equally important for the end users as is for IT.
From the end user perspective, intuitive interactions, icon-driven interfaces, voice features in video phones, integrated help guides, and the availability of better applications that deliver consistent user video experiences across their many devices are all good things. This in turn makes the users less dependent on IT, and reduces the barriers for deployment. It is really simple — if a user likes what they use for these video experiences, then they will share it with other users and will help to onboard them. This leads to more people on the same platform, and as the video experience gets more broadly deployed, the benefits can be achieved by more people at more places. That is social networking 101. The BIG differences in the enterprise environment is that those new video experiences should be powered by an architecture and applications that deliver security, identity, quality, scale, reach and transparent integration with the rest of the IT applications the users require to work. But with the right architecture in place, the journey to a better video collaboration experience is well mapped and available from day 1.
From the IT perspective, these new video tools need to deliver business class, reliable, scalable, and highly integrated experiences. Video should be secure and video should be compliant. The software and hardware architecture should leverage the power of the network to make video as easy to turn up as voice. Having a single call control, conferencing, and management platform to administer all the services is key. Cisco is the only vendor in the market that can offer all these components (and the network layer integration). All these elements together help to make video a more effective business tool that drives video adoption and success.
We're at a tipping point leading into the next wave of video innovation, delivering pervasive business benefits for users across the organization. Making video as easy as voice is a big step forward that spans the end to end user experience.
Cisco has been driving the waves of video innovation — helping businesses to empower, engage, and innovate — every step of the way:
- From the first wave when we pioneered with the first architecture for voice, video and integrated data (AVVID) we helped to deliver video over the network as a communication tool.
- Then Cisco drove the movement of video from a niche, optional communication vehicle for a few people, difficult to use, and IT support-intensive, to a one-touch, easy to use, IT automated, and fully integrated communications and collaboration tool that helped video to be the mainstream communication and collaboration tool we have today.
- Right now we are working on driving the third wave of video innovation by making video fully integrated into business processes in order to leverage its power and reach as a business-critical application for all users — on every device and location. All powered by the intelligence of the network and the flexibility of our software. Our Medianet capabilities are paving the road for more pervasive video experiences for all devices and networks, based on open standards.
So if you believe — as I do — that video is here to stay, then dare to be bold and imagine what video can do for you and your business when video experiences can be better than being there, there is video on every pane of glass, and video can be as easy or easier than voice.
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This chart, published by House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi's office, has made the rounds online recently, particularly on social networking websites.
However, is this chart really telling the whole story? After all, the House of Representatives proposes and ultimately controls federal spending, not the president. So, why would Pelosi's office put out a chart based around the presidents?
Obviously, it downplays the skyrocketing debt during President Obama's term relative to other presidencies. The chart does not even mention that at the time of publication, the president had only been in office for two years, compared to eight years for Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton, and George W. Bush. More importantly, the chart also disguises the fact that massive spikes in debt creation usually came while Democrats controlled the House. Here's the reality:
This chart is structured like Pelosi's chart. The major difference is that we've highlighted Congress since 1981, instead of the presidency. Of those sixteen Congresses, Democrats controlled the House nine times while Republicans controlled it seven times. While in power, the Democrats dramatically outspent the Republicans. The 471% increase in the debt during 18 years of Democratic control is staggeringly more than the 105% increase during 14 years of Republican control.
Consider the contrasting stories told by these two charts. Pelosi's office is telling a fairy tale that places the blame for an exploding debt squarely on Republican presidents, especially Reagan and George W. Bush. However, reality provides a very different account: It was Democrats controlling the House that swelled the debt. Presidents don't hold the "purse-strings" of government, only the veto power. Nancy Pelosi's chart is simply deceptive.
Undoubtedly, many readers will correctly argue that both percentages are far too large and that both parties are to blame for profligate spending in Washington. It's helpful to look at each individual Congress. It reveals that overspending is indeed a bipartisan problem, particularly during the last ten years.
The stunning rise in the national debt since 2000 occurred under both Republican and Democratic leadership in the House and the presidency. Neither party can claim a spotless record with regard to deficit spending and debt creation. Still, the degree to which the Democrats in Congress under President Obama's leadership have engaged in both of these practices is frightening. The federal government will default on its debts if the public does not force those in power to cut back spending.
The chart put out by Nancy Pelosi's office is not only misleading in its attempt to shift away blame, it also misses the larger point. Our focus must be aimed directly at addressing the debt in a serious and lasting manner. The grassroots-generated Tea Party Budget is a realistic, significant effort to accomplish just that by cutting spending by $9.7 trillion dollars over the next ten years and balancing the budget in four years.
If you would like to learn more about the Tea Party Budget, here is the link.
To reduce debt what we really need is to cut spending, not to increase revenue.
. The answer, however, is simple. Not easy, but simple. The solution is for a critical mass of people to unite in one voice to compel the U.S. Government to fully respect and obey, word for word, the canons of The Declaration of Independence and its dovetail legal document The Constitution, per the definition of the terms "General Welfare", "Regulate" in the commerce clause and the "as necessary and proper" clause as legally defined in documentation as penned by the hands of the Founding Fathers statics Help UK || example of university essays
You know the Democrats are not serious about reducing the debt or raising taxes when Kay Hagan (D) put forth the "Computer Professionals Update Act" which denies I.T. Workers Overtime pay and therefore reducing the amount of taxes paid to the treasury. Every move these politicians make do nothing but harm this country more.
I am truly sorry but Budget Cuts are a fool's errand; the ultimate PIPE DREAM!
"Budget Cuts" are nothing more than giving the tyrants and usurpers the power to choose the cronies and the losers. They are, therefore, politically impossible! The losers, such as the two worst ILLEGAL unsustainable Ponzi schemes of Socialist Security and Medi-scare, for just two examples amongst thousands, won't stand for it. These two special interest groups have long been played the patsy and been crony favorites of politicians seeking to keep their cushy $174,000.00 jobs with stock market, health care, pension and numerous perks up the wazoo.
The answer, however, is simple. Not easy, but simple. The solution is for a critical mass of people to unite in one voice to compel the U.S. Government to fully respect and obey, word for word, the canons of The Declaration of Independence and its dovetail legal document The Constitution, per the definition of the terms "General Welfare", "Regulate" in the commerce clause and the "as necessary and proper" clause as legally defined in documentation as penned by the hands of the Founding Fathers, such as Federalist #41 as just one of many examples. All three of these terms legally mean, in spirit and intent well documented, the opposite of what we have been led to believe by tyrants and usurpers in all three branches of the contemptuous Federal Government, starting in the 1800s already, such as the infamous so called "elastic clause" of 1824 by the "Midnight Judges" of John Adams who turned against his own beliefs with regards to freedom, liberty and individual Rights and the reason for the termination of the friendship between him and Thomas Jefferson. He himself called for "THE RULE OF LAW, NOT MEN", but once drunk on power over people his "fallen nature" of man overcame him as happens with so many well meaning freshmen who are "co-opted" as Republican Trent Lott has stated about what they were going to do with the TEA Party freshmen.
So I would recommend that we get a critical mass of Americans to read and understand our two founding documents of LAW and compel the U.S. Government to obey them as We The People have ordained and established these Laws ON THEM to secure the Blessings of Liberty for ourselves and our Posterity (http://www.usconstitution.net/const.html#Preamble); especially but not limited to the EIGHTEEN ONLY enumerated powers clauses of Article I Section 8 (http://www.usconstitution.net/const.html#A1Sec8) pursuant to the 9th and 10th Amendments (http://www.usconstitution.net/const.html#Am9), as well as the money clauses of Article I Sections 8 and especially 10 (http://www.usconstitution.net/const.html#A1Sec10) pursuant to the Supremacy clause of Article VI para. 2. (http://www.usconstitution.net/const.html#Article6)
Now if the Federal Government is compelled BY THE RULE OF LAW, NOT MEN to obey The Constitution, word for word, per the definition of terms by The Founding Fathers, and so they are only allowed to do eighteen enumerated things plus the military and the courts, than what do they need all of the money that they don't get from us in income taxes? According to the 1916 Supreme Court the 1913 ratification (of the NON-ratified) 16th Amendment (disingenuously tallied by the despicable Secretary of State Philander Knox under the tutelage of Socialist-in-Chief Woodrow Wilson, the apportionment clause of tax on direct labor is still in full force and affect, in that it was stated that anybody who wasn't taxable before the 16th Amendment isn't taxable after it. Okay, now think about this - - - if all of those Trillions are left on our paychecks and in our economy and, they are "real" money for a change, not "Federal Reserve NOTES" which are "NOTES" (nothing more than "the promise to pay" with "real" money at some point in the future or upon redemption by the bearer, in our contemporary case backed by almost totally NOTHING to redeem and thus nothing more than the ghost of money as stated by Thomas Jefferson and thus subject to total collapse in hyperinflation), then think how fast our country could grow in the ether of Freedom and individual Rights and security of our property from them. Additionally and most importantly our fellow countrymen would worship and pray to our Creator for our needs not The Federal Government, the Almighty Lord who delivered our world Super Power Colonial Government into our pitchfork and musket holding hands, surely by His Grace alone. With the Law of Righteousness and Divine Providence on our side, my dear fellow countrymen, I ask, how can we loose?
Forget the Pipe Dream of "Budget Cuts" forget about the election, this job is far too important for our "servants" and let's get down to work on our knees to our long awaiting God and seek His assistance to compel our Government to obey The Law and roll up our sleeves and do our duty to our God and our country.:
Tipical Democrats, one lie after another. The debt and deficit are too high because the government spends too much, not because the revenue are too low.


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This Sunday, thousands of pastors will prepare for worship. Some of them will wear distinctive clothing—the albs and stoles of liturgical churches echo ancient priestly garments. But many more pastors will wear nothing that marks them out as different from their congregations.
Walk into many of our churches today, especially the ones that are growing fastest and spreading their influence widest, and you could never pick the pastors out of the crowd.
Except, perhaps, for one difference.
Backstage, the pastors have stood quietly while assistants invest them with one single marker of spiritual authority. Looped over their ear is a wireless microphone, mounted with a flexible boom that comes in four different colors to match the range of human skin tones. The microphone itself is 2.5 millimeters in diameter. It is so small you can easily miss it at a distance of more than a few feet. It is, in fact, so small because it is designed to be hidden.
Not every preacher, to be sure, uses this kind of earpiece. In many Pentecostal churches, the microphone itself becomes a valuable prop, held aloft or pulled close to the lips or, at moments of maximum intensity, held a foot away from the mouth to avoid overdriving the speakers. In these settings the microphone is used to deliver sonic force, to tangibly amplify the voice of the preacher. It becomes an instrument in its own right, part of the preacher's panoply of rhetorical power.
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Amanda Brinkman is a marketing and advertising industry veteran who currently hosts Small Business Revolution: Main Street. Brinkman and her team travel to small towns across America to boost small businesses with a $500,000 infusion of cash. The show can be streamed on Hulu and will return for its third season in the fall of 2018.
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Growing up, I always knew I wanted to get into the marketing or advertising space. I was very attracted to film and storytelling and advertising. But I also grew up in a house where volunteering was very important, so I felt conflicted about those two things. I felt like advertising was a little too slick or secular. I remember I shared that with a professor once when he was asking me what I wanted to do when I grew up.
I said, "I feel like I want to go into advertising, but it just feels like maybe I should go and join the Peace Corps instead and make the world a better place." And I remember he said to me, "Amanda, if people who want to do good don't go into marketing and advertising, how will it ever get better?" For me, that was a huge lightbulb moment. I've spent my entire career coming to this point where [I'm] trying to prove that brands can think differently about advertising. It doesn't always need to be these slick sales ads. There are ways that you can do both things. You can achieve these business goals and you can also do good for your community.
What would the world be missing if you weren't in business?
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Over the years I've [looked] at how much brands spend annually. As a global industry, we spend $500 billion on advertising each year. And when you think about what kind of an impact those dollars could have for real people, it just feels like you can do both things at the same time. When you put that kind of spending in context ... you can go to Mexico and build a home for $10,000. We're spending 50 times that on one ad campaign.
While I'm not advocating that every company needs to go and solve homelessness or build homes, there are things you can do that are unique to your customer sub-segment and things that are unique to you as a company. There's a reason why your company started from the very beginning, and it's about getting back to the core and those roots, and truly delivering on that promise. What would the world be missing if you weren't in business?
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