Does this look like...

[GCD]

$23.16 worth of medication to you?



Had a relapse of the Mycoplasma Pneumonia and went to the doc last Friday, doc said he wanted to try a name brand med and asked me if my insurance would pay. I said yeah, and thought it would only be $10 more. I turns out I had to pay 20% of the prescription and that was $46.26 which means 10 pills was $231.60!!!

I couldn't believe it! I know there are much more expensive pills out there, but this is the most expensive one I've ever taken. The good news is I'm starting to feel a lot better now, so I guess the extra money was worth it.

[Don G]

If it is making you feel better how about sending Tom & me a couple...:D

I don't like that picture quality, must be a Nikon...

[fishinRod]

my wife just got some of those, she paid $10 for 6 pills.......those are the most powerful antibiotics you can get........she was to take 2 pills the first day then 1 a day until gone...the second dose almost did her in, i had the phone in my hand ready to call 911..she couldnt breathe and almost passed out, the whole episode probably lasted 3 or 4 minutes but it seemed like forever, she ended up vomitng for about 6 hours, took 3 days to get back to having an appetite........i dont know if you remeber or not but back in April I posted that she fell ill during the night, its been over three months and they still dont know whats wrong with her, she's lost 40lbs and her FMLA has run out.

[GCD]

If it is making you feel better how about sending Tom & me a couple...:D...only young people are allowed to take those pills!

I don't like that picture quality, must be a Nikon...

The camera is a Sony, and you're not allowed to have one of those either!:p

my wife just got some of those, she paid $10 for 6 pills.......those are the most powerful antibiotics you can get........she was to take 2 pills the first day then 1 a day until gone...the second dose almost did her in, i had the phone in my hand ready to call 911..she couldnt breathe and almost passed out, the whole episode probably lasted 3 or 4 minutes but it seemed like forever, she ended up vomitng for about 6 hours, took 3 days to get back to having an appetite........i dont know if you remeber or not but back in April I posted that she fell ill during the night, its been over three months and they still dont know whats wrong with her, she's lost 40lbs and her FMLA has run out.

Dang Bubba! Sorry to hear about your wifes illness! It sounds like she probably had an allergic reaction to the Levaquin.

With all the miracles of modern medicine today, I don't see how someone can be taken ill and the doctors can't figure out what's wrong with them... but it happens every day! I hope they're able to find a cure for your wife real soon!

[Cane Pole]

Must be a suppository.:p:p

[Don G]

Must be a suppository.:p:p

:D:D:D That would exactly the treatment GCD needs...

[crappieseeker]

poor GCD, everybody picks on you. The derm wanted me to take shots for my psoriasis back several years ago and it was one shot per month and at that time each shot was close to 3,000 dollars. Luckily my insurance covered all but 20 dollars of it. I decided against the shot though because I simply did not think a shot should cost that much and did not feel my flare ups needed that strong of meds. My girlfriend has trouble swallowing pills and would rather take shots. I myself would rather swallow a pill any day

[Psmith]

You better be careful about taking those, I took several bottles of them and it ruined all my joints and a tendon in my ankle just broke one day when I was walking down the sidewalk.

[Fatman]

My wifes doctor put her on Levequin when she was having infections in here feet. 20 pills was over $400.00 (we paid) on the insurance plan we had at the time. They ain't cheap!!!!!!!!

fatman

[fishingpox]

I was thinking HIV suppository...:rolleyes:

Must be a suppository.:p:p