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Thanks for the tips, it is very exhausting to fight these. > Also remember: You can pay out of pocket, but you'll be at the whims of that pharmacy. They'll gen
by jjav 5y ago
Thanks for the tips, it is very exhausting to fight these.
> Also remember: You can pay out of pocket, but you'll be at the whims of that pharmacy. They'll generally help you work through coupons.
I did ask, but it was nearly $1K/week so can't afford that.
- salawat 5y agoOuch! You have now reached beyond my "letters/phone calls to Congress" threshold. Generally doesn't get an instant response, a d may take months, but surprisingly does occasionally get some traction. More out of spite than anything else. However, there is increasing regulatory attention being directed at the space, and even some states have insurance regulators you might be able to hit up. It's unfortunate, but there are some drugs that insurers are simply not willing to be on the hook for, and if you're the unlucky person suffering from a rare, expensive to treat condition; the only way around it is to make a lot of noise and waves, and be open to trying alternative regimens. No one should have to go through that though. Good luck.