If your MD or your NP will work w/you ,your scripts can be written/coordinated to a date where they all line up,and come up for renewal at the same time. This will be much easier also ,if you go to a local (mom&pop) pharmacy,rather than to one of the big chains that don't give a damn. This is one more reason for medical reform. Big pharma and the Insurance companies should be meeting the CONSUMERS NEEDS,not the other way around as it is now. You have enough to deal with. Good luck and God Bless. D.
Yes Cindy--May pharmacies deliver for free and you can get a 90 day supply of meds----some compaies offer a patient assistant plan-and the cost for the meds are minimal...Check this out. Best, Hap
What I did was used Excel to list all my lother's meds, then tried to group them every two weeks. It took about a month to get them all on the same date, but in the end it's worth it. Now I go every two weeks to pick up 5-7 meds each time.
Most Pharmacies (Walmart, KMart, Walgreens, Kroger) have a list of generic drugs that they do 90 day refills on for a low cost for those without insurance. Get a list of these drugs from your pharmacy, if your RX isn't on the list ask your doctor if there is a generic that could be substituted. Good Luck!
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