Has anyone seen the commercial on TV, I forgot the actor's name that does it.

Anyway, it is traveling across the U.S. to help people get their medications they need without paying.

I know I saw a number you can call. I am trying to remember it, so I can help BF2 and others that may need it.

I will try and google it.

If anyone has info on this, please post.....

Thanks, Nikko

1-888-4PPA NOW (1-888-477-2669) -- http://www.pparx.org

Drug Bus Comes to Lithonia
Video Available! I FOUND THE LINK TOO.

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The big orange bus of the PPARX.




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Web Editor: Jaye Watson
Last Modified: 4/7/2007 9:14:08 PM


By spending just a few minutes at a computer, a person can receive the medicine they need, free, or at minimal cost, thanks to the Partnership for Prescription Assistance (www.pparx.org).

Ed Belkin with the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America says he's watched motorists do a u-turn in order to follow the famous orange bus, which spent Saturday in Lithonia, providing help to those who needed it.

The Partnership for Prescription Assistance bus has logged over 1,000,000 miles and visited all 50 states, helping 3.5 million Americans get access to prescription medication that is often beyond their financial reach.

In Georgia, 142,000 people have already been helped, but thousands remain in need.

The bus goes next to Albany, Ga.

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Nikko:d

here is a link to a sticky on the medications forum. it has many links to free or reduced meds.

http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/sh...ad.php?t=13042

Thanks all,

I will spend some more time on it. One of them I cannot get because I have Medicare Part D and to get the free medicine you cannot have any insurance.

befuddled2

Montel Williams, the talk show host who has some disease I can't remember if it's MS or what. I looked into it and have part D and they told me some stuff I could look at getting. Like the migraine medication I liked more then Maxalt. Though maxalt works better I think. I think Imitrex is harder on your body.