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I am going through a change of insurance at work, and it is horrible. The cost for prescriptions is rediculous. I have to first meet a 400 deductible and then its 80/20 reembusment. I make too much money to quality for help, but believe me I can't afford...
Started by Ninerfan on
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by 7 people.
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In reply to RE: Tracleer and Revatio medication to cost me....
To fill out application and then if they dcline me I can repeal and in most cases they will help cover about stopping it just becuase it cost too much.
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Hi,
all being well I am looking at moving to Gran Canaria just after Easter with my wife and 2 children. I have been researching just about everything I can on how to move and what I need to do when we get there etc. I have a lot of my answers, some things...
Started by Andreww on
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by 6 people.
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When we....
Before we go and haven't got a definitive answer, so would really like some help:
My wife has medication to control epilepsy which she takes every day, is it going to be easy to get this medication it will cost us.
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IVF Pre-screening tests and medication costs Hi All,
I am trying to find information online on this, but it mostly just says that it varies. My husband and I are looking into trying IVF, and we are still deep in the research phase. Our insurance will ...
Started by escobaby on
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by 2 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at fertilethoughts):
Ask beforehand what kind of assistance they offer for the services of... .
If you medication coupons, too, and may have a few "freebies".
The medications will cost between 2k-5k, the variance being on your diagnosis basically.
Itself.
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Hey all,
I'm currently taking Nuvigil for my N symptoms, and it works really really well for me. I still have issues being sleepy at times but it's not a constant need to fall asleep until the end of the day, which makes everything about 10 times better...
Started by MissWimbe … on
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by 4 people.
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If you don't.
Costco is cheaper than every other pharmacy I've tried.
Reduces the cost dramatically.
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Just learned about this fact from Dr.Julie Schweitzer's video. According to naturalistic samples, the average medication continuity is less than 1 year, Usually less than 6 months. And the children mean nonadherent rates varies from 13% to 64%.
So why...
Started by ataibei on
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by 11 people.
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Lucky for me I don't have to pay it, because varies from ....
I just didn't want I see the total cost it makes my hair stand on end.
It is the Canadian rule? I imagine cost is a big factor in why adults stop using medication.
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Started by AnomalyAnn on
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by 85 people.
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Because this is reddit, I know there are going to be plenty of jokes and kind offers to "help" me taking my medication (Wellbutrin XL) since the stimulant in it will give me an artificial boost to this medication....
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Started by watabit on
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by 86 people.
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If anyone has taken a medication that has done this, PLEASE let me to say except that....
Whatever, that's fine but just for a different reason.
There are going to be plenty of jokes and kind offers to "help" me with my problem.
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Question for Dodctors or Dermatologist regarding my medication... Hey guys, I have acne. So the Doctor gave me two prescriptions, but IDK which one goes on first, he gave me Clindamycin 1% and Benzoyl Peroxide Gel 5%, which one do I apply first, then ...
Started by tennisplayer123 on
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by 8 people.
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me, so I am not sure which one goes on first, and I figured to take the creams over medication gave me two prescriptions, but IDK which one goes on first, he gave me Clindamycin 1% and Benzoyl Peroxide Gel 5%, which one do....
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My dog had an accident and I don't have pet insurance.
She cut the main vein/artery in her leg and lost lots of blood.
So far it has cost me
£741 yesterday
£ 42 today for medication anti-inflam and anti-biotic.
And there is still more to come, I have ...
Started by BrettMorganxD on
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by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at moneysavingexpert):
If you are in London, a celia Hammond branch would help:
http://www.celiahammond.org/
They got branches:
Canning Town Lewisham Hastings
But I doubt anyone....
Where in UK are you? That may help other members to point you in the right direction.
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as usual our goverment (state of Tenn) passed a law as of Jan 1st 2012 stoping our Dr's. from giving u pain medication for extended time periods. Granted we have a problem with pain clinics giving handfulls of drugs to anyone that walks in the door...
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Finally to help your daughter recover from this....
Good Luck...Dandridge Tn.
Please tennessee lawmakers rethink serious note if you know of one please tell me,,Thank You..
Of 20 years has to send me to one of these drug pits.
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