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Nplate loss of response, antibodies to Nplate?
- Hal9000
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- Give me all your platelets and nobody gets hurt
www.goodrx.com/promacta/medicare-coverage
I've looked at this before, briefly. Seems like it was 7 or so thousand total for a year's supply of 25mg tabs. Not sure.
If you poke around some, you should find some other links for patient assistance programs.
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- Meredith
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N Plate was entirely paid for.
Do you think N Plate is hust as good?
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- b2h
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As Hal mentioned there are patient assistance programs. You or your doctor can contact the drug companies and/or drug assistance programs.
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But the co pay would be $2500
I have Medicare and Blue Cross Plan 65
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- Hal9000
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If medicare paid for Nplate and they started to allow self injection, that would be a real nice low cost way to do it.
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