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meds in the UK/Howard

Howard you said in a previous post that if you are a diabetic in the UK that
all meds are covered. What if you’re NOT a diabetic? Are your meds still
free?

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One Response to “meds in the UK/Howard”

  1. Tom Kacy Says:
    July 29th, 2007 at 9:55 pm

    Something’s not adding up here…
    2×25 for your husband = $50
    2x$25 for you = $50
    $50 + $50 = $100/month. What is the other $500 for? Or did you mean $600
    for 6 months?
    Right now I pay the following per month:
    $25 for Lipitor
    $25 for Advair (although my sister just gave me 3 of them my nephew is no
    longer using, so I save $75 over 3 months)
    $10 for Humalog (3 vials)
    $10 for fosinopril (generic Monopril)
    $10 for Levoxyl
    $10 for test strips (300)
    $0 - pump supplies
    So, I normally pay $90/month for my co-pays which I think is a

    bargain. Still, free would be even better! I sometimes skip refilling the
    Humalog after I’ve amassed some extras. Once or twice a year I’ll get a
    script for an albuterol inhaler filled ($10) just to make sure I have one
    on hand that isn’t expired.
    –
    Liz

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