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Default Cymbalta now in generic form: duloxetin HCL
Hello Friends......you may already know this but my husband just received his 1st generic meds for Cymbalta......we were thrilled since his insurance only has 2 drug tiers......brand at $50 and generic at $10.

Not sure where else I should post this in case it hasn't been mentioned before.....moderators ?

Thanks and wishing a good weekend for everyone.

Debi from Georgia
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