Re: Discount Prescription Card/Free!

[Guest guest]

Hi Jan,

I'll ask him to write me a larger prescription. I also meant that I got

60 of the 30 mg tabs, not 30 of them. :::rolling eyes::: Does anyone

here order their own labs? Dr Manzanero asked me to order the VIP PLUS

II from www.healthcheckusa.com. I need to do that soon so I can make an

appt with him to go over my labs. I went from 4 1/2 grains of armour

down to 2 grains (felt horrible) and then worked back up to 3 grains

and doing good at this dose.

Sue

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> You can probably get an even better price if the doc will write for

quantities of 100 or more.

[Guest guest]

I just spent $35.00 for 180, 30mg tablets, a month's supply. Ouch.

nw

We had AAA a long time ago but

back then I had insurance coverage. I

> think if it takes some off of your prescriptions, then take

advantage

> of it. I need to see if I can find any cheaper way to get my armour.

>

>

> Sue

[Guest guest]

Love that man. I order the VIP PLUS II from www.healthcheckusa.com, about

twice a yr or so, sometimes more often. $125 for a list of tests as long as

your arm, almost. VERY comprehensive and also very cheap, comparing to what

you pay for all this in almost any clinic across the USA.

Re: Discount Prescription Card/Free!

> Hi Jan,

> I'll ask him to write me a larger prescription. I also meant that I got

> 60 of the 30 mg tabs, not 30 of them. :::rolling eyes::: Does anyone

> here order their own labs? Dr Manzanero asked me to order the VIP PLUS

> II from www.healthcheckusa.com. I need to do that soon so I can make an

> appt with him to go over my labs. I went from 4 1/2 grains of armour

> down to 2 grains (felt horrible) and then worked back up to 3 grains

> and doing good at this dose.

>

> Sue

[Guest guest]

Why don't you ask your dr to make those 60 mg tabs and split them in

half? It'll be much cheaper that way. I'm going to ask for more of the

60s and split them.

Sue

>

> I just spent $35.00 for 180, 30mg tablets, a month's supply. Ouch.

[Guest guest]

I think I may do that. One very good thing about having the 30mg

tablets is that you can make a slight adjustment easily, up or down,

if the need arises, so maybe that's why my doc prescribes that way. I

am hoping that my new insurance will help with the cost. My old

insurance wouldn't cover Armour. Bah humbug. Thanks.

> >

> > I just spent $35.00 for 180, 30mg tablets, a month's supply. Ouch.

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