Guest guest Posted April 13, 2002 Report Share Posted April 13, 2002 > Hi,I was just curious to know how much per cycle injectables are? And > do you end up taking them everyday or every other day.Thanks,Tania Tania, I think better information is available on the boards at INCIID (as well as the fact sheets http://www.inciid.org/), and at http://www.ivf.com/ Depending on the injectable, expect to pay from $30 to $70 per dose. Depending on your response, you would be injecting yourself with one to even six doses a day, for up to two weeks (but usually shorter than that). In a pure injectables cycle that is not covered by insurance, it is a huge chunk of change (over $1,000). You can get meds much cheaper from people who no longer need it, although of course there is the risk of getting scammed. Doing a search on the seller and insisting on COD delivery helps prevent this. Beth SU Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 14, 2002 Report Share Posted April 14, 2002 --- In MullerianAnomalies@y..., Hi! I think they are $30-50 an dose. My insurance covers it so I don't know the exact amount... On my " cancelled cycle " I took 2 ampules a day for 9 days-we know how that turned out=) You start taking your dose on day 3-then montitoring starts day 7/8 depending on you.. I would figure on at least 6 days depending on your cycle.It can get VERY expensive if your insurance does not cover it-which most don't. Talk to your doctor if cost is an issue-most doctors ask people to donate any extras-or like Beth has said -you can buy them online-just be careful! Wally Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 14, 2002 Report Share Posted April 14, 2002 --- In MullerianAnomalies@y..., Hi! I think they are $30-50 an dose. My insurance covers it so I don't know the exact amount... On my " cancelled cycle " I took 2 ampules a day for 9 days-we know how that turned out=) You start taking your dose on day 3-then montitoring starts day 7/8 depending on you.. I would figure on at least 6 days depending on your cycle.It can get VERY expensive if your insurance does not cover it-which most don't. Talk to your doctor if cost is an issue-most doctors ask people to donate any extras-or like Beth has said -you can buy them online-just be careful! Wally Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 14, 2002 Report Share Posted April 14, 2002 --- In MullerianAnomalies@y..., Hi! I think they are $30-50 an dose. My insurance covers it so I don't know the exact amount... On my " cancelled cycle " I took 2 ampules a day for 9 days-we know how that turned out=) You start taking your dose on day 3-then montitoring starts day 7/8 depending on you.. I would figure on at least 6 days depending on your cycle.It can get VERY expensive if your insurance does not cover it-which most don't. Talk to your doctor if cost is an issue-most doctors ask people to donate any extras-or like Beth has said -you can buy them online-just be careful! Wally Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 16, 2002 Report Share Posted April 16, 2002 > Tania, > > I think better information is available on the > boards at INCIID (as > well as the fact sheets http://www.inciid.org/), and > at > http://www.ivf.com/ > > Depending on the injectable, expect to pay from $30 > to $70 per dose. > Depending on your response, you would be injecting > yourself with one > to even six doses a day, for up to two weeks (but > usually shorter > than that). In a pure injectables cycle that is not > covered by > insurance, it is a huge chunk of change (over > $1,000). > > You can get meds much cheaper from people who no > longer need it, > although of course there is the risk of getting > scammed. Doing a > search on the seller and insisting on COD delivery > helps prevent this. > > Beth > SU > My RE told me that you can sometimes get the meds from reputable pharms in Mexico for much cheaper than here in the US. I was lucky, my insurance covered all of the meds. Tisha __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 16, 2002 Report Share Posted April 16, 2002 > Tania, > > I think better information is available on the > boards at INCIID (as > well as the fact sheets http://www.inciid.org/), and > at > http://www.ivf.com/ > > Depending on the injectable, expect to pay from $30 > to $70 per dose. > Depending on your response, you would be injecting > yourself with one > to even six doses a day, for up to two weeks (but > usually shorter > than that). In a pure injectables cycle that is not > covered by > insurance, it is a huge chunk of change (over > $1,000). > > You can get meds much cheaper from people who no > longer need it, > although of course there is the risk of getting > scammed. Doing a > search on the seller and insisting on COD delivery > helps prevent this. > > Beth > SU > My RE told me that you can sometimes get the meds from reputable pharms in Mexico for much cheaper than here in the US. I was lucky, my insurance covered all of the meds. Tisha __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 16, 2002 Report Share Posted April 16, 2002 > Tania, > > I think better information is available on the > boards at INCIID (as > well as the fact sheets http://www.inciid.org/), and > at > http://www.ivf.com/ > > Depending on the injectable, expect to pay from $30 > to $70 per dose. > Depending on your response, you would be injecting > yourself with one > to even six doses a day, for up to two weeks (but > usually shorter > than that). In a pure injectables cycle that is not > covered by > insurance, it is a huge chunk of change (over > $1,000). > > You can get meds much cheaper from people who no > longer need it, > although of course there is the risk of getting > scammed. Doing a > search on the seller and insisting on COD delivery > helps prevent this. > > Beth > SU > My RE told me that you can sometimes get the meds from reputable pharms in Mexico for much cheaper than here in the US. I was lucky, my insurance covered all of the meds. Tisha __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 16, 2002 Report Share Posted April 16, 2002 > My RE told me that you can sometimes get the meds from > reputable pharms in Mexico for much cheaper than here > in the US. Yes, I have heard this, too. The caveat is that Mexican-made drugs are not made under FDA regs. Not that the FDA is all it :-) And not that Mexican drugs aren't perfectly good. Come to think of it, maybe Serono circulates this caveat. LOL. Beth SU Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 16, 2002 Report Share Posted April 16, 2002 > My RE told me that you can sometimes get the meds from > reputable pharms in Mexico for much cheaper than here > in the US. Yes, I have heard this, too. The caveat is that Mexican-made drugs are not made under FDA regs. Not that the FDA is all it :-) And not that Mexican drugs aren't perfectly good. Come to think of it, maybe Serono circulates this caveat. LOL. Beth SU Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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