Guest guest Posted December 30, 2001 Report Share Posted December 30, 2001 Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America directory offers details on free medications for needy patients. http://www.phrma.org/patients/ NeedyMeds.com: The Place to Learn About Pharmaceutical Manufacturer's Drug Assistance Programs http://www.needymeds.com/ Free Prescription Medicine is Available to those who qualify. Millions of Americans daily choose between buying food or medicine. This choice is often a life or death matter faced by those with no insurance to cover medicine or governmental prescrip http://www.themedicineprogram.com/ Pain Medication Financial Assistance Information for Patients Hensley RN Are you taking your pain medication as the doctor instructed you to or are you having to suffer pain due to lack of money to take them properly. Some patients or their http://www.nursing.uiowa.edu/sites/AdultPain/Costs/Insurnt.htm Pill Organizers; Enlarged print and Braille; To assist those who have difficulty using their hands, all organizers come with either easy- opening lids or push buttons. http://www.ndipat.org/products/dodads/ccmeds.htm A free information clearinghouse listing low cost/no cost prescription drug programs for people in need. http://www.medicationfoundation.com/ Hope you find some of these useful! Pam > Does anyone have the links that give you help with your MEDICATION > bills? Or getting reduced prices for Medications? > Susie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 30, 2001 Report Share Posted December 30, 2001 Thank you! I sent these links to my cousin. Has anyone on this list ever used the Assistance Programs to get their drugs? My cousin had a heart/lung transplant about 2 years ago. The monthly bills for medication are swamping them. Even with insurance. They have to PAY for what the insurance don't, around $3,000 a month just for MEDICATION! Susie freebiegrl wrote: > > Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America directory offers > details on free medications for needy patients. > > http://www.phrma.org/patients/ > > > NeedyMeds.com: The Place to Learn About Pharmaceutical Manufacturer's > Drug Assistance Programs > > http://www.needymeds.com/ > > > Free Prescription Medicine is Available to those who qualify. > Millions of Americans daily choose between buying food or medicine. > This choice is often a life or death matter faced by those with no > insurance to cover medicine or governmental prescrip > > http://www.themedicineprogram.com/ > > > Pain Medication Financial Assistance Information for Patients > Hensley RN Are you taking your pain medication as the doctor > instructed you to or are you having to suffer pain due to lack of > money to take them properly. Some patients or their > > http://www.nursing.uiowa.edu/sites/AdultPain/Costs/Insurnt.htm > > > > Pill Organizers; Enlarged print and Braille; To assist those who have > difficulty using their hands, all organizers come with either easy- > opening lids or push buttons. > > http://www.ndipat.org/products/dodads/ccmeds.htm > > > > A free information clearinghouse listing low cost/no cost > prescription drug programs for people in need. > > http://www.medicationfoundation.com/ > > > Hope you find some of these useful! > > Pam > > > > > > > > Does anyone have the links that give you help with your MEDICATION > > bills? Or getting reduced prices for Medications? > > Susie > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 16, 2005 Report Share Posted June 16, 2005 Hi, There are many pain meds but some of them are addicting so they don't get prescribed. However, did your MD mention Darvocet. It is like Tylenol but stronger. Or have you tried Tylenol? It is not like Vioxx though. Of course, if Vioxx worked best for you, it will be hard to find it's substitute. I was not able to tolerate Vioxx. But what about Celebrex or Toradol. Ask your doctor about these and also ask him how does he feel about you taking Darvocet? Also, what helps me is herbal green tea (decaf). It isn't as good as Vioxx but it helps to relieve the pain naturally for me. Hopefully, you will get a lot of more responses. Those are the only ones I can think of. Hope this helps. Take care. Ebony --- In , pauline Gwynne <marypaul40@y...> wrote: > Hi everyone > > I dont oftenwrite in but I do read all the mails. I take methotrexate orally but also need an effective antiinflammatory drug as my joints swell quite badly. A few months ago I was taken off Vioxx because of the health risks and was given Iberobrufen Retard. It is not as good as Vioxx was but does help. Now on our local news they have announced that these can cause cardiac arrest. Im at a complete loss because my doctor says he doesnt know what else to prescribe as I have tried a number of meds which didnt suit me. I must add he is not a very sympathetic man. I wonder if anyone can make any suggestions about these drugs I would be extremely grateful. (If you know of any other drug I can use) > > Thank you and regards to everyone > > > --------------------------------- > Messenger NEW - crystal clear PC to PCcalling worldwide with voicemail > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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