Arimidex is now available in generic
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You always give such goodcahjah75 said:Thanks Claudia
my onc started me on the generic which I started to take Wednesday. My copay is only $10 a month.
Char
You always give such good info. Thank you!
Jan0 -
I agree with Jansurvivorbc09 said:You always give such good
You always give such good info. Thank you!
Jan
CypressCynthia you always have the best info and advice.
xoxo,
Jean0 -
Thank you .. Miss CC, I so look forward to openingJean 0609 said:I agree with Jan
CypressCynthia you always have the best info and advice.
xoxo,
Jean
each and every post of yours. Your devotion to our site, whether providing new research, clinical trial resources or internet sites, for all of us to review, learn and share is amazing.
Thank you for being YOU.
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Thank you .. Miss CC, I so look forward to openingJean 0609 said:I agree with Jan
CypressCynthia you always have the best info and advice.
xoxo,
Jean
each and every post of yours. Your devotion to our site, whether providing new research, clinical trial resources or internet sites, for all of us to review, learn and share is amazing.
Thank you for being YOU.
Your fellow SISTER in PINK - Vicki Sam0 -
OK now I'm blushingVickiSam said:Thank you .. Miss CC, I so look forward to opening
each and every post of yours. Your devotion to our site, whether providing new research, clinical trial resources or internet sites, for all of us to review, learn and share is amazing.
Thank you for being YOU.
Your fellow SISTER in PINK - Vicki Sam
You guys are going to give me a big head! I just grew up immersed in healthcare so I can't help myself.
Even though my specialty is neonates, I am a pretty big healthcare nerd as I grew up in the environment. My dad was a neurologist who taught neurology until he retired. My mom was an ER nurse and full of interesting stories. One of my sisters is a physician. And my daughter is a PA student.
So, Danny (engineer) had to get used to some grizzly dinner table conversations when we first married. He used to complain that we couldn't get through a meal without discussing something medically disgusting. Now he pays us no mind ;-).
Thanks for the lovely compliments though--you guys just made my week!0 -
Yes!
But I wish Medicare's prescription drug info website would catch up. When I reviewed available plans for prescr. insurance in December, Arimidex was listed but I couldn't enter the change to Anastrozole - every time I tried to key it in, the blasted thing would change it back to Arimidex, with a statement that no generic was available. Oh, well, when I refill my script, I know I'll get the generic, with correct co-pay!
Just one of those things that frustrates me to no end...
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I was paying $340 per month.rainbow4 said:Yes!
But I wish Medicare's prescription drug info website would catch up. When I reviewed available plans for prescr. insurance in December, Arimidex was listed but I couldn't enter the change to Anastrozole - every time I tried to key it in, the blasted thing would change it back to Arimidex, with a statement that no generic was available. Oh, well, when I refill my script, I know I'll get the generic, with correct co-pay!
Just one of those things that frustrates me to no end...
-rainbow4
When the generic first came out, I paid $167. Two months ago it went down to $37.50.
What a racket. At least it is now more affordable.
Roseann0 -
Thanks Cynthia for sharingCypressCynthia said:OK now I'm blushing
You guys are going to give me a big head! I just grew up immersed in healthcare so I can't help myself.
Even though my specialty is neonates, I am a pretty big healthcare nerd as I grew up in the environment. My dad was a neurologist who taught neurology until he retired. My mom was an ER nurse and full of interesting stories. One of my sisters is a physician. And my daughter is a PA student.
So, Danny (engineer) had to get used to some grizzly dinner table conversations when we first married. He used to complain that we couldn't get through a meal without discussing something medically disgusting. Now he pays us no mind ;-).
Thanks for the lovely compliments though--you guys just made my week!
Thanks Cynthia for sharing this info with all of your sisters here. Your posts are always amazing and so helpful.
Hugs, Leeza0
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