Evidentially these often aren't covered under insurance plans. Maybe the med I was on was just particularly difficult, but it was going to cost me quite a bit o

Evidentially these often aren't covered under insurance plans. Maybe the med I was on was just particularly difficult, but it was going to cost me quite a bit of money to do the liquid suspension. I don't expect pharma companies to take any role, as I understand their position. I was hoping that I had made that clear. I simply believe it as a current short fall of the system. I don't attribute any blame, it's just something that could possibly be improved. Honestly, the change would likely have to be more on an insurance / governmental level. It shouldn't be an ordeal to get a lower dose -- it should be just as easy and cost-effective as the original medication.