Re: Need Prescription Help

[Guest guest]

You can get 100 Minocin 100MG for $165 with prescription at buylowdrugs.com.

A lot of people from The Road Back forum get it from there..

From: rheumatic [mailto:rheumatic ] On Behalf

Of shelleinkc

Sent: Friday, December 12, 2008 11:36 AM

rheumatic

Subject: rheumatic Need Prescription Help

I ran out of my Minocin prescription back in September and since I no

longer have good medical insurance, I decided to try getting along

without it. The last prescription I filled was through my previous

health insurance.

Long story short, I have gradually gotten worse again and am now having

a pretty severe flare up. I want to see if I can afford another

prescription and doubt I can afford the Minocin brand anymore. Any

recommendation on a way to save money on the next prescription would be

greatly appreciated. Since I only have a high-deductible health plan

now, I can't afford a lot.

Thanks for your help,

Shelle

[Guest guest]

>

I also have no insurance and buy my generic Minocycline from

www.drugstore.com It costs $90 for 120 pills at 100mg.

vinnylid

> I ran out of my Minocin prescription back in September and since I no

> longer have good medical insurance, I decided to try getting along

> without it. The last prescription I filled was through my previous

> health insurance.

>

> Long story short, I have gradually gotten worse again and am now

having

> a pretty severe flare up. I want to see if I can afford another

> prescription and doubt I can afford the Minocin brand anymore. Any

> recommendation on a way to save money on the next prescription would

be

> greatly appreciated. Since I only have a high-deductible health plan

> now, I can't afford a lot.

>

> Thanks for your help,

> Shelle

>

[Guest guest]

I buy brand name from canadianpharmacytrust.com. 165-185 dollars for 100

capsules, 100mg.

On Fri, Dec 12, 2008 at 11:36 AM, shelleinkc <shelle@...> wrote:

> I ran out of my Minocin prescription back in September and since I no

> longer have good medical insurance, I decided to try getting along

> without it. The last prescription I filled was through my previous

> health insurance.

>

> Long story short, I have gradually gotten worse again and am now having

> a pretty severe flare up. I want to see if I can afford another

> prescription and doubt I can afford the Minocin brand anymore. Any

> recommendation on a way to save money on the next prescription would be

> greatly appreciated. Since I only have a high-deductible health plan

> now, I can't afford a lot.

>

> Thanks for your help,

> Shelle

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

FYI: I was listening to a medical talk show program on Sirius Radio.

The doctors were taking about prescription drugs. One of the doctors

was a former consultant to the FDA. He spoke about the equivalent of

generics and name brands. He also talked about not getting medicine

from Canada on-line. He explained that while the on-line site might

claim to be from Canada the drugs often come from India, China etc and

can be tainted or inferior. He said going to a brick and mortar in

Canada was okay.

>

> I ran out of my Minocin prescription back in September and since I no

> longer have good medical insurance, I decided to try getting along

> without it. The last prescription I filled was through my previous

> health insurance.

>

> Long story short, I have gradually gotten worse again and am now having

> a pretty severe flare up. I want to see if I can afford another

> prescription and doubt I can afford the Minocin brand anymore. Any

> recommendation on a way to save money on the next prescription would be

> greatly appreciated. Since I only have a high-deductible health plan

> now, I can't afford a lot.

>

> Thanks for your help,

> Shelle

>