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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Arthritis / March 2005Prescription drug programs
Hi All, This may of been discussed and I just missed the post. I am going to post this in hopes that someone that needs help in the USA might be able to find a way to pay for the expensive drugs they need. I am not sure if people in Canada can use this but it is worth looking into just to see. At www.needymeds.com , select the medication you need. The site provides a link to the manufacturer's Web site for details about its discount drug programs. For lists of specific discounts at drugstores in your state, go to www.suddenlysenior.com/cheapdrugs.html . Harv always a good reminder harv - thanks paul > Hi All, This may of been discussed and I just missed the post. I am > going to post this in hopes that someone that needs help in the USA might be [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Harv I was part of that program before. I got Skelaxin in mail order, three month supply for 20 dollars. Not bad. I think I will look into it more. I get most of my meds in sample form from my doctor. Whatever meds she does not have, I buy, and it is costly at times. I am on such a limited income. unleash the patience factor - each of the pharmco's have their own program - but really worthwhile for those genuinely low income. i know several folks who have used them to great advantage good luck paul > I was part of that program before. I got Skelaxin in mail order, three month > supply for 20 dollars. Not bad. I think I will look into it more. I get most of > my meds in sample form from my doctor. Whatever meds she does not have, I buy, > and it is costly at times. I am on such a limited income. http://www.needymeds.com is good This are some more links about free meds & help buying meds from www.drugbuyers.com http://freemedicineprogram.com http://www.aarp.org http://www.freemedicinefoundation.com http://www.helpingpatients.org http://www.helpingpatients.org http://www.needymeds.com http://www.rxassist.org http://www.thebody.com Hope this helps |
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