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Old 02-03-2015, 01:42 PM #1
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Default Rytary Pricing

I saw this pricing chart for Rytary from my insurance company this morning. It assumes 3 doses/day. Of course, everyone's insurance reimbursement will be different, but I listed the List Price and what it would cost me for a 90 day supply.


23.75/95mg ........... $551 ............. $140
36.25/145mg..... .....$551 ..............$140
48.75/195mg ...........$551..............$140

61.25/245mg............$693............. $140
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