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1218873 tn?1300091216 If you have no drug coverage Lyrica will cost you about $350.00/mn. That for 3 tabs of 100mg/day ouch! Our FDA (food and drug association) is why. I have gotten my meds through Canada and they are so much cheaper. With the laws in place now here in the good ol' US of A it is being considered a narcotic. So you can't get Lyrica through the mail just like pain meds. The meds I got through Canada funny (well not real funny) most came from England or India.
Avatar f tn If given a choice without cost factors pros and cons of Gabapentin versus Lyrica for long standing neuopathy pain in my back, legs and feet from surgery over 10 years ago...Any advise appreciated..
Avatar n tn http://www.cnbc.com/id/102310444 Gilead Sciences' hepatitis C drugs, Sovaldi and Harvoni, will get exclusive coverage on several plans from CVS/Caremark, the pharmacy benefits manager said Monday, taking the opposite stance from competitor Express Scripts. Gilead shares spiked on the news Monday, driving up the entire biotech sector.
Avatar m tn New here. Anyone have Caremark CVS sending meds?? What is the co-pay? Just had my physician e-script meds and info to Caremark.
Avatar f tn as the main provider of hepatitis C medicine for patients covered through CVS Health Corp., intensifying a rivalry to treat patients with pills that cost $1,000 or more a day. Gilead’s Harvoni and Sovaldi will be the exclusive drugs for CVS’s standard commercial list of covered medicine, as well as its list for health-care exchanges, Medicare Part D and Medicaid, the benefits manager said today in an e-mail.
210982 tn?1280983895 Hello! My Dr prescribed me Lyrica and I have been readin about this drug, but I can't seem to find anything telling me what is in it. Does anyone know the ingredients? I was told it was a non-narcotic drug but then the leaflet says that it can be addictive and do not stop immediately..blah,blah, blah...does anyone know what is in this stuff?
Avatar n tn Hi - I have Brachioradial Pruritus caused by pinched nerves in my neck. My right forearm gets very itchy from this so I'm taking Lyrica which helps greatly. Just lately though I've noticed that where I have been scratching my arm the skin feels rough and dry. No amount of moisturiser helps. Can anyone suggest a cream or lotion that might help?
9704378 tn?1553726192 I've read that if its done in court that if he is the father he will have to pay for it and court costs & if he's not then the mother will have to pay for it but I'm not 100% sure.
131817 tn?1209529311 I started Lyrica in Nov. O7'. I felt horrible for a long time. I went slowly. One pill a week, until I reached 150mg. I hurt all that time. After I had that 150mg ( not much) I started feeling better. It took so long.....more than a month. Finally, I did feel better. I did have breakthrough pain, nothing like I had before, but stabbing here and there. I still do! My Rhemy asked me to up my dose. I refused, as I had sides that put me asleep so often...
Avatar m tn You can also contact your local dental society to see if there are any local free or low cost clinics which provide dental care as well.
2107676 tn?1388973859 Hi Pat. just to let you know, I was prescribed Lyrica too, I know it is expensive but I have coverage, so it only cost me 20.00 but I found it never worked for me, and I have nerve pain ( nerve damage ), so the doctor gave me Gabapentin ( neurontin ) instead, to try,and I find it works much better than Lyrica and the cost is minimal, it cost me 4.00 for LOTS of them , sorry can't remember how many but it was a huge bottle.
680499 tn?1233851308 Toolmaker, I understand about the cost. I picked up a one month supply and it cost me 206 dollars. Ouch! I am hoping that it works with the pain, but praying that I do not gain any weight. I have always been thin and honestly I'm a little scared to put on any extra pounds. Thanks for your input, and I hope you are are doing well!
1116801 tn?1292254540 Since the full course of meds is an expensive proposition they have deals with mail-order pharmacies for cost control. Some, like Aetna, have their own pharmacies. So, if you are starting treatment soon (think you said you were) one of the major tasks is to iron out the process for getting the meds. Once you have the prescription you should get in touch with your insurer (and their prescrition component) to see if they have any special med/rx requirements and/or rules you need to play by.
Avatar f tn .yes they do devolve very well on their own &n it does not take them lonq, i started takin them orally &n vaqinally last week...im from Florida &n Walmart did not sell them here either, i did find them at both Walqreen's &n CVS tho...idk where yu live but here they cost more at Walqreen's &n CVS has them buy one qet one free.
Avatar n tn t have insurance, you can still go to one of those Doc in a Box places like they have in CVS drug stores or other minor emergency clinics that are little for profit clinics. It's unlikely that getting this checked and treated will cost you more than about $100, and you might save your eye.
Avatar m tn Lyrica is an amazing drug. I tried every/any number of neuro drugs, none worked, or worked long enough. Lyrica does. I have a neuropathy damage in my R foot from a construction accident. Also in my R hand from a "complex fracture" (a cracker) of my radius. Later the plate actually became an issue, and I had it removed. That caused a whole new pile of hand pain... Lyrica keeps them 99.1% under control... yea even w/ insurance it's dam expensive, but wow does it work.
Avatar f tn I went to my PMP the 1st ofJanuary, 2012, to get my MSContin and Oxycodone scripts. He gave me a random UA test for MSContin, Oxycodone (for breakthrough pain), and Lyrica. This is the first drug test from him in 2-3 years. I had been taking less of my MSContin and Lyrica because of being in the"donut-hole" of Med.D script plan and , also trying to resolve co-pay of MSContin-generic back down to tier exception lower cost co-pay.
1396846 tn?1332459510 Well my insurance has decided that they won't pay for my Lyrica any longer. They have been paying for it for over 2 years now. The want me to take gabapentin, which I can't take because of side affects. My doctor is going to call and talk to the insurance company and hopefully he can get it covered, if not I don't know what I will do. Lyrica is the one med that keeps my pain at bay for the most part. :( Sorry had to vent.
Avatar n tn I have been stable on my meds., however my medical aid refused to cover the cost for the Lyrica, giving as a reason that they don't cover medication for Fibro-myalgia. I am now taking Epleptin 300mg, 1 2x daily. I feel weird. light-headed, dizzy, fatigued. Do you think I am having side effects from the Epleptin? Regards.
669241 tn?1236264344 Do any of yo take Lyrica for pain ? And how much do you take? Is it working at all for you?
Avatar f tn They normally sell it at Wal-Mart or cvs it's a great product I personally love it :-)
Avatar n tn I tried Lyrica for fibromyalgia, I had blurred vision so severe. I wouldn't take it.
Avatar m tn Like a lot of things, the answer is, "It depends." Did the person have testing done from tissue taken during a CVS procedure, or an amniocintesis? If so, it would be as accurate as a blood test for the baby. Did the person do a prenatal test from a blood draw from her arm and a blood test or swab from the guy? Then it would all depend on what lab was used. The cost of a good prenatal DNA test is about $1600 to $2,000 dollars (US).
614661 tn?1267273924 re on our last few attempt to find a way to pay for this one prescription. It cost $289.99 at CVS. Now I know we can use some sort of card that may take a few dollars off, but nothing like we need it to be. Our income limits are just above the guild lines for coverage. What can we do?? Does anyone have any feedback that could help us pay for this drug? As far as I know from my research, there is not PAP Programs for this drug. Any recommendations or feedback would be really appreciated.
16087137 tn?1445209323 t covered under my new insurance at all after I retired and I think a months supply from Walgreens or CVS (my local pharmacies) cost around $3-$400 per month. I'm not making alot of money right now, and when I mentioned that to my Dr. he unofficially assured me about generic versions made in Canada, that can legally ship to the US. I recieved a sample from this company: http://goo.gl/iw450u and am thinking about ordering.