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I use generics, Alprazolam and Zolipidem. I am fine there.

As far as the DMD's are concerned. I believe, each company has some type of program, to help off-set costs, if insurance isn't quite adequate. I'd personally, choose the lesser per month out of pocket insurance, if possible. More money in the wallet, each month, spaced over time, is more helpful.

Because there is that big IF, about a diagnosis.

Hope that helps.
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