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Old 08-25-2004, 03:13 PM   #1
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Thumbs up Fluconazole saving me money

Hubby came home from pharmacy happy.....Diflucan has a generic form....Fluconazole....so I made sure I tried it first before I told you all about it! And so far so good!!! I don't know how much money this saves us but it could be from 20-55 dollars a month. Non generic meds can mean over $60 in co pay for us theese days...when a med isn't genaric...and you have my huge list of meds .....every change like that is a big cellebration!!!!!! :party: :party: :party: :party: :party: :party: :party:

Oh ya, and our not so kind insurence is finally counting Generic Cipro and Generic.....more good news and more monety saved a month!!
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Old 08-28-2004, 08:02 AM   #2
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Hey, that's great Katrina... next time I am going to ask for generic Diflucan too -- i have 6 Diflucan left here at home so when I get another script from the doc I will ask for generic. Like you if I have to have brand name it is more expensive even with insurance! (Generic ones are usually $10 ea, but the brand names are anywhere from $20-$60).

Thanks for letting us know!!!

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That is AWESOME b/c Diflucan is so freaking expensive!!!! Thank you for letting us know - I wasn't aware there was a generic available now. Whoohoo!!!!
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