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My RX insurance is a very reasonable amount each month - but then the Copaxone kicks in - just spoke with them last week and was quoted $1500 1st month - $2580 2nd month - another $2580 3rd month - now out of donut hole - then $150 to $200 each month thereafter - then add in the Fosamax (which went generic - would have thought the price would go down - but no) - the Provigil - the baclofen - the diazapam (which no insurance seems to cover) and the omeprazole and that's a hefty RX bill for someone on SS with supplementals -
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