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They sell a $25/vial of Regular insulin; its an older style, and can be fairly dangerous to use, as it has quite the different action as the newer 'fast-acting' insulins. With that said, if tight on money, its certainly bett
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One this is for sure, they are all in on AWS.
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so, it took anna 10 hours, and lets assume anna gets paid 25 dollars an hour, so a cost of 250 dollars. Shelley, used the conference badge, and at 1.79 for the fully shipped version of the badge, it will cost 582 dollars. So, essentially,
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7y ago
In my previous career, I was an accountant, and I worked for a health insurance company, you are straight up uniformed if you do not think that ACA raised the the cost of insurance. With that said, as a type 1 diabetic, without ACA it would
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good luck getting even close to all the crosschecks written that would make it a valid filing in a weekend. You might could create the site where you can fill out forms online, but that would be no different than filling them out by hand.
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It will be a great accomplishment when we can get the idea that a 'full-day' is 8 hours.
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As a type 1 diabetic, its kind of refreshing to see all these posts make it to the top of HN. Over the last few months I have seen several related to t1d tech, and others related to the ridiculous pricing of insulin. Nothing really to say
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Wouldn't this need to be listed on the disallow on the robots.txt if they didnt want them to index the page?
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Feds File Criminal Charges Against Opioid Distributor,First-of-Its-Kind Case
(gizmodo.com)
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This is only really accurate if you are fairly sedentary, and are trying to lose weight. If you are active, chances are you are not getting enough calories.
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would this not fall into a similar category of happened to linkedin? The data is publicly facing, and not behind a paywall or a password, therefore, basically fair-use of internet? ianal, nor do I know much about the subject, but seems lik
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8y ago
Not really sure why this matters in the case of insulin - the "good" modern-day insulins will never fall into generics because the companies have a backlog of incremental changes they hold on to until they need to renew a patent.
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Since this is technically not legal, i wonder what percent get taken by customs
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rotated between novolog and humalog 10/ml vials quite a bit (insulin pump - don't use long acting) and they are priced identically.
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i have had several insurances and switched between sometimes having to pay upfront cost, for a 10/ml vial it is around 230. I know, for example, I need around 9 vials per 3 months. pretty expensive stuff. *edit, as I am on an insulin
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type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune disease where your immune system kills the beta cells that live on the pancreas. you can get donar beta cells that will work but your immune system will just kill them off again. This only works with immuno
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There are really 2 major makers of insulin Norvo and Elli and another that isnt near as popular, Apidra. Each insurance company has a 'preferred' where you only have 1 choice. So, with that I dont feel like there really is any co
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Per a quick google <15% of type 2 diabetics use insulin. I would say this effects more type 1 diabetics than anything. Or are you trying to say peoples lifestyles are leading them to an autoimmune disease?
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Although I appreciate the $25/vial insulin sold at walmart, its unfortunate that its such an old-school version that that it makes it almost dangerous to try and manage diabetes with it *obviously better than nothing though. I know, be
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Study by Novo Nordisk. one of the fine companies responsible for raising insulin prices by thousands of percent.