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Showing posts with label Assistance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Assistance. Show all posts

Friday, June 6, 2014

Generic Celebrex Approved by FDA - National Pain Report

Generic Celebrex (celecoxib) Approved by FDA- National Pain Report
http://bit.ly/UhqsXD

While the prices will drop a little once these are available, the real price drop will occur in about six months, when multiple generics become available for each strength (Teva has exclusivity on 100mg, 200mg, & 400mg celecoxib & Mylan has exclusive marketing rights for 50mg celecoxib).

Of course, for insured patients, generics typically have a set generic copay and the only price drop they'll see is in their copay.

For uninsured patients, multiple generic manufacturers are a necessity because they have no price insulation.

Don't forget to ALWAYS use an Rx discount card for any prescription not covered by your insurance (if you have any).

Also, the Partnership for Prescription Assistance can help you find programs that offer free & discount drugs (my wife gets 30 Duragesic per month for $0.00, courtesy of Johnson & Johnson (owner of Janssen) thanks to PPARx.
http://pparx.org

Saturday, September 21, 2013

Prescription Assistance

I encourage everyone, with or without insurance, to check out the Partnership for Prescription Assistance for discounts and free medications. Every cash patient should have an Rx discount card.

pparx.org

Steve

Saturday, September 7, 2013

Financial Assistance

Many people discuss their inability to pay for prescriptions or other medical costs.

If you're not working, file for Medicaid, Social Security, CHIP, SNAP (Food Stamps), and every problem available to you.

Never pay cash price for a prescription, free pharmacy discount cards are available everywhere.

The Partnership for Prescription Assistance is a wonderful resource. It links you to discount programs, drug manufacturer assistance programs, and much more.
pparx.org

Look for community clinics and ask your doctors about sliding fee scales. Catholic, county, and teaching hospitals are also great resources.

If you need any specific help, feel free to email me. My email address is
IntractablePainKills@gmail.com

Steve
http://bit.ly/IPkills