Can I request NO norco through database?

[hydro_fool]

I recently heard from my doctor that there is a database that keeps track of all people who have taken narcotics.
It specifies the dates, times, drug, amount, dosage amount and more and this apparently is why some people get "flagged" as they go to too many doctors to get scripts etc.  (at least that is my understanding on why they get flagged)

The question I am asking is:  Is there a way to MAKE myself get flagged on purpose?  I would like THEM to permanently block me from getting narcotics!  I cant think of a better place to completely stop the chance/slip of falling back into them.  Can I call them?  Can I write them?   How do I get in touch with them?

All my doctors know my history.  All my pharmacies know my history and have my accounts marked not to dispense, but can I take it even further by contacting this Narcotic Database?

This could be the ultimate commitment for both myself and future help I can give to others.

Please advise and I hope everyone is staying strong, eating well, exercising, getting sunshine and nature and pushing through one day at a time. (or hour at a time)

Hydro_Fool

[IBKleen]

They are not going to let you into any part of that database honey. Imagine addicts being able to even so much as make notes on it. It would be a disaster. If you have been honest with your doctors, pharmacies, etc. then you are bullet proof. They have the database active here and it is quite accurate.

[ActingBrandNew]

If your that serious and want to get flagged spend a day calling all the pharmacies. That should do it.

[ariley13]

It is my understanding that this is something that has been put into place on a state level, so it varies depending on what state you live in. I believe there is only one state left that doesn't have some sort of database in place. I would do some research on the state where you live and see what their policies are. Maybe there will be a contact # so you can ask someone who knows the set up and can hopefully answer your question. Good luck to you!