Look at Pradaxa as an alternative.
Northwestpharmacy.com
I’ve used them for years. They are entirely reputable. They were recommended by my doctor in the first place.
low dose aspirin!!
My dad did for years. I assume you had no problems. Before you do that you might check online to see if they have any coupons or deals and ask your local pharmacist if they are aware of any special coupons or deals. Off in the higher price drugs have some sort of help.
Talk to your cardiologist about a Watchman ablation. It shuts off the chamber from possible issues. Your Doctor can advise. My wife and I both had the procedure because we were spending $1000 per month on Eliquis (outrageous, isn’t it?)
My father in law had the same experience, he has been able over persistence to get it lowered to about $100 a month. He ended searching prescription plans that covers it at a lower price.
I also am an Eliquis user — I’ve been told “lifetime”.
Still WAITING for PDJT & RFK to bring this drug’s prices down. Totally PISSES me off.
It was supposed to have gone generic in January 2023, then at the last minute, Pfizer and Bristol-Myers-Squibb did some abracadabra and rescinded that. The kick-in date was SO set that my insurance provider already had switched me over to that. Then, just a couple days before that date, I was informed it was to the old price.
Now I think the new date is 2028. Absolutely disgusting! As if the pharma companies hadn’t made ENOUGH money during Covid ...
As far as the best price, I have no idea. We, too, have shopped around, but the bottom line always is, “You’re screwed.”
I even contacted my Rep., Tim Burchett, about the pull-back of the generic, and was told that they don’t get involved in private enterprise. (They do when/if the want to.)
When Trumprx.gov comes online check it.
Contact Eliquis directly.
Our bill (same exact situation you’re in) went from $300 to $30.
Call 1-855-ELIQUIS (354-7847)
If this doesn’t help, let me know.
go natural and get her on magnesium glycinate.
Can’t help with Canada but you can get it direct for $349 if you don’t have insurance.
I second the ablation. My wife was in permanent afib for years and her new cardiac doc had her do it three times before it finally knocked her out of afib.
One of my wife’s medicines (I forget which medicine) is very expensive. However, we went through her doctor with a Patient Assistance program, which I think runs through the drug company. If you are below a certain income, you can qualify for free or reduced prices on certain medicines. The income cutoff isn’t too onerous, so I suspect that perhaps half of the retired community would qualify. You might ask your doctor about it. Best wishes.
One of my family members buys Eliquis from Canada - no problems and ¼ the cost. You have to send them the scrip directly and pay by check. There’s some law preventing credit card use for drugs purchased in Canada. Don’t know the pharmacy name, but there are many options.
This is where my family member gets his Eliquis. https://www.canadianpharmacyking.com/HowToOrder.aspx
It's E85.45 for 60 2.5mg tablets in Germany: here
I just cancelled a minor surgery because my care provider is fighting with my insurance company and wanted to reschedule for next year, which would mean repaying my deductible & out of pocket since I'm changing plans.
Now I'm considering just paying a few hundred bucks out of pocket my next trip to Europe instead of $3K here.
Americans are simply robbed blind by the health care system.
I’ve been using Maple Leaf Meds online out of canada for several years.
they can offer generics to most name brands that are not offered in USA
generally takes 3 weeks to receive 90 day Rx
very good service. highly recommend
https://www.mapleleafmeds.com/
I used to buy the generic for Shirts from the Canadian pharmacy. Half the price I paid here. Also used to buy robaxin 750 muscle relaxers for when my back acted up. No prescription required.
Thats what I did for a year, onlin pharmacies canada
https://www.onlinepharmaciescanada.com
W#as very happy and fast service, never a problem
With all brotherly love:
# Stop drinking alcohol
# Stop eating/drinking anything with sugar or sweeteners
# Stop eating high carb/high sugar foods, especially by themselves (eg, bingeing on chips)
# Stop eating foods made with seed oils
# Stop eating processed meats
# Start walking 30 minutes/day
# Start a moderate weight lifting program 2x-3x/week, every joint, full range of motion
GoodRx? Also, have you spoken to your doctor? Sometimes they can offer samples. I was thinking Eliquis offered a discount program?