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nini

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21. Excellent on the ablation

Reply to calguy (Reply #13)

Sat Dec 16, 2023, 12:02 AM

Dec 2023

Hopefully, the fainting mystery will be solved too. That must be scary for you.

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I nearly nearly became a victim of Big Pharma greed. [View all] calguy Dec 2023 OP

Best of luck FHRRK Dec 2023 #1

Thanks. Sounds like they will. calguy Dec 2023 #3

I get Eliquis from Canada 107 dollars for a 3 month supply. Autumn Dec 2023 #7

Excellent. That's my point. calguy Dec 2023 #9

Our "for-profit" healthcare system does not serve us at all. Autumn Dec 2023 #11

Biden has done a small bit to control drug prices RandomNumbers Dec 2023 #32

Could you share info privately. DM me. My husband has multiple myeloma and afib. He Nanjeanne Dec 2023 #25

Sent you a message with the site and the info. Autumn Dec 2023 #27

I'm not sure how that's Big Pharma's fault. TwilightZone Dec 2023 #2

I think they're promoting over-priced drugs calguy Dec 2023 #4

Big Pharma still isn't the problem here. TwilightZone Dec 2023 #10

I get your point calguy Dec 2023 #12

Eliquis is the only one I have taken that actually controls my AFIB. I get it from Canada Autumn Dec 2023 #5

I ha a fib and take eliquis nini Dec 2023 #6

I'll know more after they've monitored my heart for thirty days calguy Dec 2023 #13

Excellent on the ablation nini Dec 2023 #21

Eliquis is necessary for a lot of people. Elessar Zappa Dec 2023 #8

kaiser uses pradaxa which is 35.00 for 3 months. it does not control afib, just blood thinner nt msongs Dec 2023 #14

Joe Biden is on your side usonian Dec 2023 #15

There are generic alternatives for Eliquis NewEnglandAutumn Dec 2023 #16

You might want to do some research. Ms. Toad Dec 2023 #17

Any prescription over $20 is too expensive to me, and I can afford the prices you listed ... aggiesal Dec 2023 #18

81mg Delayed Release calguy Dec 2023 #19

Well, the medication I'm supposed to take is $12,000 per month Xipe Totec Dec 2023 #20

There is a generic, but won't be available until 2026 here in the USA. Xolodno Dec 2023 #22

I'm kicking this OP for the morning weekend crowd. Niagara Dec 2023 #23

Someone has to pay for all those ads on the teevee machine HAB911 Dec 2023 #24

I recently saw snowybirdie Dec 2023 #26

Eliquis has one patent that expires in 2026 but unfortunatly there is another that won't expire until 2031 Autumn Dec 2023 #30

A heart rate of 30 isnt afib, its bradycardia. Mosby Dec 2023 #28

Yeah, they did all that stuff to me during my hospital stay calguy Dec 2023 #33

I've been on "blood thinners" for 29 years Mossfern Dec 2023 #29

I've been a serious heart patient for almost 20 years now. DFW Dec 2023 #31

Eliquis NowISeetheLight Dec 2023 #34