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mopinko

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5. the tech just isnt there. the particles r too big.

Reply to PatSeg (Reply #2)

Wed Apr 3, 2024, 09:35 AM

Apr 2024

most end up on your tongue. and i’ve had several that didnt last the whole 30 days. my doc said she’d heard that before.
yeah, i had no rx insurance for a yr, accidently. i was paying $250 for flovent, and $150 for albuteral. which u shouldnt even need a bloody rx for. you can still get primatine, tho. which IS dangerous. and abusable. i’ve seen in behind the pharmacy counter. it’s otc, about $30. that’s the 1st thing i used before i saw a doc. it was $20 then. in 1990.

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Biden, Sanders to take victory lap after drugmakers cap cost of inhalers [View all] BumRushDaShow Apr 2024 OP

my medigap took this out of their formulary. mopinko Apr 2024 #1

I can remember years ago when Flovent retailed PatSeg Apr 2024 #2

the tech just isnt there. the particles r too big. mopinko Apr 2024 #5

I had a very violent reaction to more than one PatSeg Apr 2024 #8

I am confused, wouldn't part D, the medicare drug plan cover this? karynnj Apr 2024 #11

yeah, i have to figure it out. mopinko Apr 2024 #12

Are you sure you have traditional medicare with a part d drug plan and a medigap plan? karynnj Apr 2024 #13

Wonder if FQX will air the announcement live? KS Toronado Apr 2024 #3

Haven't seen a time yet BumRushDaShow Apr 2024 #4

My father's "inhalers" (read multiple) were through his MediCare Senior Advantage plan that ended up being his 4lbs Apr 2024 #6

the article doesnt name the drugs, but others i've seen mention flovent, which is a preventative. mopinko Apr 2024 #9

I like the albuterol the best. But the expense was something else, but perhaps too, the generic SWBTATTReg Apr 2024 #10

This will help my Dad! progressoid Apr 2024 #7

Good luck to everyone! (my mom was a severe asthmatic who eventually became milder most of the time) Albuterol... electric_blue68 Apr 2024 #14