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I have personally paid $1700 out of pocket for a month’s supply of PrEP, despite insurance AND membership in Gilead’s “advancing access” co-pay assistance progr
by jsperx 8y ago
I have personally paid $1700 out of pocket for a month’s supply of PrEP, despite insurance AND membership in Gilead’s “advancing access” co-pay assistance program.
Gilead intended the program to cover about $300/mo, in order to cover your co-pay until your deductible is satisfied. That worked fine until this year, when UnitedHealthcare decided to re-class my card from co-pay assistance to a “manufacturer’s coupon” — thus accepting Gilead’s money while it lasted but still expecting me to pickup the full tab until my deductible.
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- voycey 8y agoThe prices were similar here in Australia, friends who are on it were given instructions by their doctor on websites in South Africa and a particular brand name to purchase along with a prescription to get around it. Generic version but equally as effective. I believe now it is on the PBS here!