I just filled script for DOXY Hyclate, 100mg. caps for Q = 60 was copay of $10.00 at mail-in pharmacy. I don't know why it's Doxy Hyclate when it used to be just Doxy. I don't know what part my insurance paid but it couldn't be over $50-$60 as my part is usually 20%.
Posted by Winesnob81 (Member # 42355) on :
I have filled a Doxy script for a $10 copay in Nov 2013 as well.
Posted by zero (Member # 42782) on :
Corporations are not just screwing us for drug prices.
Mega corporations control much of FDA and CDC policy. Just look at the bull**** of the IDSA. etc.
so sad :/
Posted by ladyjenie (Member # 21098) on :
Same with biologic drugs for RA, Psoriasis, etc. My first infusion of Remicade in 2002 was $8,000 done in the doctor's office. Given every 6 weeks. My doctor gave me years of it although I was getting worse. I asked him if I could have Lyme and he became belligerent and yelled, "It's the nature of your disease". No wonder we can't get well.
Posted by droid1226 (Member # 34930) on :
One of the few negatives of free enterprise. You'd think the government would step in and intercede when it comes to life/death drugs, instead they stepped in and asked drug companies how they could assist in making them more money.
Posted by zero (Member # 42782) on :
Yea, I mean, the government is comprised of regular people. And most of them are there for money/'power'. Not surprising.
Undiagnosed chronic lyme patient goes to Infectious Disease "EXPERT". After not that long he says "Looks like MS. I recommend you get a wheelchair and get ready to spend the rest of your life in it".
Because if a doctor (a word that actually apparently means god in case you didnt know) does not understand something, then it cannot be real.
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