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Does anyone know of a cheap source for IV Doxycycline? My LLMD wants me to switch, but I am afraid the cost will be too much. thanks!
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Check InfuserveAmerica. I'm not sure what their prices would be, but they are usually the least expensive.
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When I priced IV Doxycycline, it was going to be VERY, VERY expensive. May not be the case in your situation. I have had good results on IV AZITHROMYOCIN, and have been able to pulse it 1 x every other day (because it's half life is 48 hours, it lasts a LONG time in the body). I also pulse Tindamax 2 weeks on/2 off (and take Samento/banderol for cystbusting when I'm off the Tindamax). After 5/6 months of this, I am 95 percent symptom free, I hope nearly well. Good luck in your tx.
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thank you LymeLogged and cht girl. My doctor said it would be more expensive than Rocephin, but did not know HOW much more. I will look into Azithromyocin.
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What dosage are u going on? I will start IV Doxy also next week.
You may be able to get it with a perscription a lot cheaper from a pharmacy. I you have coverage.
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I found at drugsdepot they have a lot of products, but I cannot tell which one I really need. It is so confusing. I will probably need to call my LLMD and see the exact product name and such. I had looked into a TON of outlets when I was researching Rocephin, but ultimately Infuserve was WAY cheaper to get my saline bags already infused. So I just got everything from them. And there are no manufacturer programs with Rocephin to help, but maybe there is with Doxy, or even Azithro.
I wonder, does Azithromycin also hit Bart and other red blood cell viruses and such? I know my doctor really wants the crossover, as he thinks my Bart is coming back out to play.
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I almost hate to post this because my memory isn't the best. But I think I remember that IV Rocephin from Infusurve is a little less than a grand per month including all supplies.
I believe IV Doxy is about 4 times that.
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Holy cow! I know there is no way that I can afford that!! I hate this disease, and I hate our medical system. If I were among the wealthy few, I could get the medicine I need. But because I am not, I must stay sick?!
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Searching, Don't take my word for it. Give Infuserve a call when you can. They can prepare a quote for you. Super nice people. I used to get my IV Glutathion from them.
I now get LDN, Methylcobolamin, and a DMSO pain cream from them. Best prices I've found.
No, I don't work for them or have any financial interests.
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I have been getting my rocephin from them. They are super nice, although my orders have gotten messed up 75% of the time. But the price cannot be beat, so I figure its a fair trade. I will call them monday
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