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snappyturtle

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10. Be careful.....honestly, I wish I had gone for a cheaper Part D program. I take two prescriptions.

Fri Mar 8, 2013, 07:50 AM

Mar 2013

Generic equivalent available for one (which had never worked for me)

and no generic for the second prescription. I now get to pay $54.00/mo.

to pay even higher prescription costs: I was paying 68.00 every two months

for a beta blocker. Now I pay 72.00 + Part D. I hate it that if you don't take

Part D you are penalized and if you do you can still pay more! It's a racket. I

got a better price with Walgreen's drug prescription program than Part D! So, now

I'm using that and still paying for Part D.

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Hi fellow Seniors! I need suggestions. [View all] Paper Roses Jan 2013 OP

Check out the Extra Help for Part D Downwinder Jan 2013 #1

I buy my blood pressure meds from this Canadian pharmacy. RebelOne Jan 2013 #2

Before I selected COSTCO pharmacy I talked to Walgreen's question everything Jan 2013 #3

AAA has a presciption discount plan, too REACTIVATED IN CT Feb 2013 #5

I'll look into this REACTIVATED IN CT Feb 2013 #6

They did, and they were expensive, more than COSTCO question everything Feb 2013 #7

They do list it. Le Taz Hot Mar 2013 #9

Some Part D premiums are reasonable, but REACTIVATED IN CT Feb 2013 #4

If you are low income Le Taz Hot Mar 2013 #8

Be careful.....honestly, I wish I had gone for a cheaper Part D program. I take two prescriptions. snappyturtle Mar 2013 #10