Re: Email Response from Dr. Woeller~Prokarin

[Guest guest]

I got my first script of LDN from Dr. Bihari and the 1 hour phone consultation

with him set me back $500! This was back in 2006. Soon after that I came to find

out the my regular local doctor who is on my insurance plan was perfectly happy

to write the script (ouch, could have saved $500) and hence my local doc wrote

all the refills for the next 3 years that I took LDN, before deciding to stop on

my own because it wasn't helping.

Likewise I asked the same local doc today if he would write the script for the

Prokarin patch . He looked it up on his FDA approved list and couldn't find it

but nevertheless said, " sure " and wrote the Prokarin script. Bless his heart. I

remember he told me once several years ago  " we are a partnership. " I have a

great doctor--He is actually a conventional doctor but he knows MS is hard to

treat and basically whatever I come in having researched if I need his "

Hancock " he is willing to go along with it. Now as to whether or not I  am

going

to proceed to fill and use the Prokarin I haven't decided, but I do have a

script from an M.D. I hope others can find a doc like the one I have. Like Joy

told her doctor about the " insanity " thing, sometimes you do have to play a bit

of a game with the docs to get what you want (sometimes I play a little dumb

with my doc for example so he doesn't feel like I am calling all the shots) but

whatever, it seems to work.

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To: mscured

Sent: Tue, March 29, 2011 1:10:56 PM

Subject: Re: Email Response from Dr. Woeller~Prokarin

 

I hate to be a " Kiljoy " but this sure looks and sounds like many other that I

have seen ... " Take Advantage of the Unknowns " ...in a disease such as MS....I

have been dealing with MS for 27 years and most if not all of the success's are

NOT expensive. If you want the truth about MS...Talk to those that have MS and

that heve become involved with their own treatment.

Best Regards,

Tom Bayuk

Email Response from Dr. Woeller~Prokarin

Greetings,

Dr Woeller does prescribe prokarin to his patients. We would need to schedule

you for an rx consult. Please see the attached new patient forms. Forms will

need to be filled out and returned prior to scheduling. Dr Woeller can do a 1/2

hour consult with you by phone or skype.com for $200.00

Your follow up consults should typically be between 15-30 minutes. We now accept

credit same as cash.

Dr Woeller's rates are as follows:

Consult Fee Schedule: (Cash Price)

Initial In-Office Consultation (60 minutes) $375.00

Focused 15 minute - $121.50

Detailed 30 minutes $200.00

Expanded 45 minutes $282.00

Comprehensive 1 hour (Complex Laboratory Reviews, Initial Phone Consultations) -

$375.00

PLEASE NOTE OUR NEW ADDRESS

Suzanne Hanson

StillPoint Center

41661 Enterprise Circle North Ste 113

Temecula CA 92590

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[Guest guest]

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> > I hate to be a " Kiljoy " but this sure looks and sounds like many other that

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> >have seen ... " Take Advantage of the Unknowns " ...in a disease such as MS....I

> >have been dealing with MS for 27 years and most if not all of the success's

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> >NOT expensive. If you want the truth about MS...Talk to those that have MS

and

> >that heve become involved with their own treatment.

> > Best Regards,

> > Tom Bayuk

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[Guest guest]

Anybody try Skip's in Boca Raton. He is our favorite LDN Compounder. I wonder

if he does Prokarin?

Also, anybody know what type (patch?) is dispensed by Custom RX in Bellingham.

I found them right away on Googly.

>

> Custom Rx Prescription Shoppe in Bellingham, WA has the free first month offer

and they take Medicaid and SS part 4. They ship. This information was taken

from their website but I haven't spoken with them to verify.

>

[Guest guest]

The patch is actually a ready to apply disc. It was originally a tube of cream

that had to be refrigerated and applied to a patch. Refrigeration is not

necessary for the newer product.

I used Skip's when I took LDN. Skip talked with me when I had questions. Very

personable pharmacy. I don't know if they do Prokarin.

Ask them the next time you order LDN.

>

> Anybody try Skip's in Boca Raton. He is our favorite LDN Compounder. I

wonder if he does Prokarin?

>

> Also, anybody know what type (patch?) is dispensed by Custom RX in Bellingham.

I found them right away on Googly.

>

[Guest guest]

Wow, that's good to know. The GoodShape group is where I got the information.

Prokarin is shipped overseas and it must come specially packed.

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> You do have to keep the patch refrigerated !!!  You can only keep it out of

the

> fridge for 7-10 days.  Heat breaks down the histamine.  It says so in the

> instructions. 

[Guest guest]

This is from Elaine's site:

http://www.edmsllc.com/QA-Prokarin_Disc.htm

The Prokarin™ Disc can be stored at room temperature, but for the longest shelf

life and stability it is recommended that you store it in the refrigerator. When

traveling it is not necessary to keep it in a cooler or refrigerator, but do

protect it from extreme heat or cold. Do not leave it in the vehicle on warm or

cold temperature days as this can deteriorate the disc and its potency.

>

> Wow, that's good to know. The GoodShape group is where I got the information.

Prokarin is shipped overseas and it must come specially packed.