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OK, I have an RX for Prilosec 40's and I know this isn't probably a popular item here but I need to find a good Pharmacy (RX or no-Rx it doesn't matter, but I do have a 90ct RX for them) that carries this for a reasonable price.
***Also my wife has an RX she needs to fill for Paxil CR 12.5mg tabs. We have no insurance (obviously). So we're hoping to find a good deal somewhere........
Guess I don't want to do all the legwork of going through each and every Canadian Pharmacy. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated, and I'd even consider an alternative like Nexxium.
Thanks in advance!
Colby
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...unfortunately we live in a place where substandard care has become standard operating procedure.....
See if you have a Costco in your area. You do NOT have to be a member to buy scrips and other health aids. Call them or, better yet, look up the general prices on www.costco.com I had to use them for my DEpakote and Aciphex long ago when we were out of work. Also, try Sam's in your area, if you have one. Good luck hon!!
Editted: I was wondering if you were Colby and now i saw on another post that indeed you are. Nice to see you posting!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you have a script try Globalchemist.com, Ive never bought Prilosec, so dont know if they offer it cheaper (ie 20mg caps x 30 $20) but for other meds Ive bought they have been.
I just checked and they also have Paxil CR too 12.5mg cr tabs x 30 $30.
I just bought the OTC version 20mg 42 capsules at Bj's Wholesale for $21 and some change. Im not sure if you have one in your area or not. But all of those wholesale clubs have to allow you to use their pharmacy services without being a paid member.
ANother option is those health insurance cards you can sign up for on the internet. Some are free, some cost small amounts.
If you both are going to be on monthly rx's, you could always check with one of the hospitals near you. Most major cities have a few hospitals that offer free care programs that cover regular dr visits(at their clinic) and prescriptions at the pharmacy.
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