Teladoc VS Safe Substance

Computer-based jobs are not automatically easier. We're not all computer geeks. Thousands of doctors at teladoc.com cannot properly evaluate a skin rash, see in someone's throat, or hear someone's lungs through a smartphone. It's a tradeoff. Computer-based work has all kinds of physical hazards due to poor ergonomics, eye strain, and mental fatigue. Source: 11 months ago

I would recommend checking out doctorondeman.com or teladoc.com. You can get a phone appointment with a psychiatrist within a few days. Most insurance cover one or the other. They are both around $120-$200 without insurance. Source: over 1 year ago

I am on Medicaid and living in South Lake Tahoe at the moment, everything here takes a long time to book, I told her I was open to virtual apt. But still long wait for apt., I need to see a GP first and I'm hoping I won't need a referral for a specialist. I should have better luck in the bay area seeing someone sooner I was planning on visiting the bay anyways. I'm also looking into teladoc.com for a virtual... Source: about 2 years ago

If you are in the US. Go to http://teladoc.com/ and say you have a very bad itchy and cream with betamethasone the variant with sodium phosphate works to stop it. Source: almost 3 years ago

I'm building Safe Substance, a drug harm reduction website that detects lethal interactions between substance combinations. You can check it out here: https://safesubstance.com/. Source: over 2 years ago

Not sure if this would be up your alley, but I'm the creator of a drug harm reduction tool that detects unsafe combinations of substances. Users can enter any substances that they are taking/want to learn about and the project will provide information about each, as well as list any dangerous or potentially lethal interactions that could occur. I do this not to encourage drug use, but to ensure that those who... Source: over 2 years ago