drug used to get off of opiates
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20 Sep 2010
Some states do cover it in the programs and some don't, you may be able to call or check online to see. I know my state doesn't but I think Michigan does, one of the girls in my group got hers free and she was from Michigan, I think. Anyway, if you are trying to get on it and happen to go to the doctor locator service on the suboxone homepage, write down ALL the doctors and call ALL of them. The induction fees and office visit fees vary greatly as do requirements by each doctor, most don't take any type of insurance, but some do, so that is why I say call ALL of them. Subutex, has a generic, and that is the sister drug to suboxone. Some Pharmacies will break the RX down and give you a partial refill, but can only do it so many times on one RX, so ask if that is possible also.
Oh yea not sure about where you are but here S.C,this month I also went to dss,medicaid office and got them to pay my monthly premium,which is $ 97.50.Ive never received any type of assistance lke that,its kinda nice,m alone so every little bt helps.Im 49. thats my light bill an phonebill every month maybe ill get to do something before i die after all huh? Have a good one!
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Great advice.
It is about $8 per pill most places but most people need only 1 pill or less per day really, some docs start people out on much higher doses.