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The manufacturer has an assistance program. Google Suboxone assistance or try needymeds.com...

I'm sorry, I just don't understand the question. SOME Medical insurances cover Suboxone, but not many. If you're trying to buy insurance to cover the costs, them I'm afraid that the premiums would probably be more than the cost of drugs.

My husband got prescribed to take Subutex right after he finished with suboxone. He tried to get off suboxone but he started having mental cravings and body aches. He went to see a doctor and the doctor prescribed him subutex and that it should be easier for him to get off this way. Both drugs are quite different but I dont understand why he wasn't given the subutex in the beginning. The problem he had was he used to take hydrocodene pills like 15 a day for a year.

You can always contact the manufacturer of Suboxone. They have programs for folks on a tight budget and they'll help you out!

Have been on suboxone since March 2, 2011. I am doing and feeling great, in fact I have come down on my suboxone dosage. I was just wondering if the was any kind of financial help out there. Thanks again for your help.

The manufacturer of Subutex just announced that they are discontinuing distribution and sale of Subutex® tablets as they believe that “mono product (product containing buprenorphine alone with no naloxone) creates a greater risk of misuse, abuse and diversion, and while other mono product may be available on the market”, they are concentrating their “efforts around less abusable products in order to protect patients, communities and access to treatment”.

is there any state or federal programs to help my dependency on opiate an get on suboxone the only thing that helps but i can;t afford to go with no insurance

I too was a 20 year methadone patient. I have tried numerous times to switch to suboxone. On suboxone I cannot sleep, I have extremem anxiety, and I have no energy. I am not sick but I do not feel normal. I have been told by the manufacturer that this is a common complaint from long term methadone maintenance patients. I suggest you return to methadone. Follow your own bodies advice and ignore the rest. Only you know how your body functions and reacts to medication.

I personally have no experience with suboxone, but drug manufacters all have some kind of assistance program. You have to meet certain income parameters and all that, but it IS available. Check online or ask your pharmacist if they have an 800 number for the manufacturer. It won't hurt to make a phone call and see if they have an assistance program. Good luck!

m surprised they have you on Suboxone and not Subutex (Suboxone contains buprenorphine and Naloxone. Because Naloxone can sometimes cause symptoms of opiate withdrawal, which could cause miscarriage, pregnant women are normally advised to take Subutex - exactly the same as Suboxone, but without Naloxone, instead.) Either way, at present, Buprenorphine is listed as a category C drug for use during pregnancy.

I have been on suboxone for 3 years now, I recently was laid off and can't afford cobra insurance does anyone have any information on how I can continue suboxone w/out insurance?

t take suboxone long term, you are correct, the withdrawals from suboxone are long and while the manufacturer and docs say that it is only a partial agonist and should not be as bad, the long half life makes the withdrawl much longer. Tapering is the only way. You can decrease by 4 mg from the larger dose. Decrease your dose each week. If 4mg is too much, go down by 2. Do not jump off at 2mg, since suboxone is so strong, that is still too much.

So, you relapsed, and you are giving advice on Suboxone? Let me explain something to you about the length of time you should be on the drug and why.Some doctors may be in it for the money, but most of them are following a protocol they learned which teaches them about how opiates affect the brain and cause long term damage.Sometimes that damage is irreversible, but Suboxone helps you while you are healing from that damage, and makes it easier to recover.

Ive been on Suboxone for a week and its going great! My doc gave me a script for 30 and I take 5 a day, this first script was just to try it. My insurance paid for it and my copay was 25 bucks, so Im thinkin GREAT!! He wrote me a script yesterday for the whole month and its for 150 pills. I go to the pharmacy and they tell me that my insurance will only pay for 30 a month ( thats ONE FREAKIN PILL A DAY!!!). The script is $550 bucks without insurance THATS INSANE!!!!!!!!!!!

I've heard the same thing about Suboxone. There is no getting around the WD if you want to be clean. If I could have gone to rehab, I would in a minute. In my state there is little funding for mental health services and they've closed the only rehab where you don't have to pay; no detox service either. I know you want your fiance to be involved, but I think you have to focus on you. He can't save you; only you can save you.

i was on oxys for about a year and have now been on suboxone for about 3 weeks. i was taking 8 mg. in the AM and 4-8mg in the PM. yesterday was the first day that i took only 8mg and today is the first day i only took 4 mg. the reason i'm doing this is because i was sick of feeling "medicated" and not like myself.

s office - mn gastro just called to say that Target/Triessent cannot supply this med as the manufacturer does not have it. I am terrified - need the procrit to complete last 12 weeks of tx -- can anyone help me out with this?

Since I no longer have insurance is there any other way to get off of these damn things? How about Suboxone or anything else? Any help would be GREATLY appreciated. Thank you!!!!!

=) Will I need to be retested in six months-year to see if anything has changed? My dr. that ordered this test is my suboxone dr.(primarialy a psychiatrist) and doesn't know a whole lot about hepatitis c. I even needed to tell him what this test was called so he could order it for me. Hah...You guys have a lot more knowledge so thank you for the info in advance.

Im sorry to hear of your situation. There is a rule allowing ANY doctor to prescribe suboxone in emergent situations for 3 days. It is known as the 3 Day rule. If you go to the ER, the docs there should at least be able to get you a 3 day supply. You can also call Reckitt Benckiser the manufacturer of suboxone. They have a hotline called the "Here to help" program.

Everything is relative, but about 4 months ago the manufacturer of Suboxone sent a notice to doctors and pharmacists saying that because of the ceiling effect of buprenorphine, and because of the diversion of the drug, the maximum dose should be no more than 16 mg per day. The notice went on to state that a rare patient may require doses of up to 24 mg for a very short period of time, but that higher doses were never indicated.

What are the odds of those of us that are suffering from from tooth decay and paying outrageously for doctors appointments, prescriptions, and now dentists and dental bills, what do we need or have to do to begin a class action lawsuit? Four members of my family have been on subutex for about 6 years some for general pain and some for addiction and we all have the same issues with decaying teeth and such. Our doctor has no means of tapering us off but we all have started ourselves.

Is zubsolv the generic brand of suboxone? I've only ever heard it once before and it's a person on here "ready2befree" I think he took them as well. Hopefully he sees this and can help you.

but have found that it is extremely expensive - does anyone know the manufacturer of suboxone? If so, I am wondering if it would be possible to get it for little or no cost through PPA (partnership for prescription assistance) as i have no health ins. let along rx coverage.

Does Medi Cal cover the cost of the prescription for Suboxone or the doctors fee for Suboxone? Are there any special programs that do help with the costs of this treatment?

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