It's possible to get the nasal spray prescribed and filled by a compounding pharmacy. Those doctors will want you to spend $3,000 for the initial infusions. It

It's possible to get the nasal spray prescribed and filled by a compounding pharmacy. Those doctors will want you to spend $3,000 for the initial infusions. It won't matter to them that you had the initial infusions elsewhere. They want the full treatment experience as well. It's possible that the J&J spray will be approved in 2018.