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dixiegrrrrl

(60,162 posts)
25. Moonscape...please check these out.
Tue Oct 18, 2016, 07:20 PM
Oct 2016

I am getting my expensive meds for pennies on the dollar.


goodrx.com DOES work, PLUS after your first prescription, all your refills are plugged into the computer at the same low price.
I got my doc to prescribe a 30 day supply, tried it out at one drug store, paid 20.00 for 244.00 worth of meds.
Then I asked him to give me a 90 day supply, printed off another coupon, took it to the pharmacy listed, and got 90 meds for something
like 30.00.
I just re-filled the 30 day script for 20.00. So for less than 100.00 I have 5 months of my cancer drug.

Even if you have insurance, it is sometimes cheaper to do it this way instead of using deductible and co-pay.


Also...check out needymeds.org which has a list of other ways to get seriously cheap meds.

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sadly true, and sorry to hear about your cancer Fast Walker 52 Oct 2016 #1
Right there with you. madamesilverspurs Oct 2016 #2
I'm sorry. Buckeye_Democrat Oct 2016 #3
In Japan, doctors HAVE to be non-profit. dixiegrrrrl Oct 2016 #8
What a nice vet! Buckeye_Democrat Oct 2016 #10
*hugs* GreenPartyVoter Oct 2016 #4
So true jehop61 Oct 2016 #5
And this will not be taken seriously and discussed on M$Greedia malaise Oct 2016 #6
regret that I can only rec this once rurallib Oct 2016 #7
If we do nothing else, I would love to see, a concentrated move towards REAL health CARE dixiegrrrrl Oct 2016 #11
American Medical mafia. I love it Ohioblue22 Oct 2016 #9
That is why "medical tourism" is thriving. Good luck to you. I was lucky and mine was found early. tonyt53 Oct 2016 #12
Every time I see a drug ad on TV I seethe Lifelong Protester Oct 2016 #13
You've got it all wrong. Healthy people are the cash cows Warpy Oct 2016 #14
Yes, their national health systems, but also moonscape Oct 2016 #23
Moonscape...please check these out. dixiegrrrrl Oct 2016 #25
Thanks. I know about those resources, but unfortunately they moonscape Oct 2016 #27
and if you grow your own pot plant, you can enjoy being sick--- in prison. Warren DeMontague Oct 2016 #15
Your money ... Jopin Klobe Oct 2016 #16
Entering year 9 post-diagnosis and cancer-free. Moostache Oct 2016 #18
My wife had cancer the first time 15 years ago. She had the whole program DFW Oct 2016 #19
I am SO happy for you and for your lovely wife... dixiegrrrrl Oct 2016 #21
It WAS rough DFW Oct 2016 #22
Thank you for that info about body fat. dixiegrrrrl Oct 2016 #26
We took no outside counseling DFW Oct 2016 #28
I got to learn a lot about different genetic tests dixiegrrrrl Oct 2016 #30
Hoping mightily we don't have to go through it again DFW Oct 2016 #33
Ain't no money in the cure. It's all about the come-back. Iggo Oct 2016 #24
It's long past time for the US to become civilized, area51 Oct 2016 #29
One supposes that no one anywhere in the industry has any loved ones Orrex Oct 2016 #31
I was very fortunate to have 100% coverage for my cancer surgery/treatment. Solly Mack Oct 2016 #32
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