$89. and I have medicare rx, AARP rx, united health rx, the same little bitty pill all the others pills have dyes in that I have trouble with. Why do they put dyes in our medication? Why is this medication now so high priced??
HOW did this protonix 20mg go from $17. to $42. now $89. for 30 pills?
- Posted:
- 31 Aug 2011 by Anderson2
- Topics:
- protonix, gerd, medication, medicare
Details:
Responses (1)
HPoole9 Sep 2011
believe it or not, prescription prices change by supply and demand. i noticed that on my prescriptions too when i didn't have insurance. however, you should be able to get the generic protonix (i do). it's called pantoprazole DR. i know they have a generic for the 40mg pill. if you're still having a problem getting your prescriptions at a decent cost, please check out www.pparx.com! it's a prescription drug assistance program that can get your meds usually free. used to help me a lot before i got insurance.
Search for questions
Still looking for answers? Try searching for what you seek or ask your own question.
Similar questions
What do protonix 40 for acid reflux pills look like?
1 answer • 7 Jun 2010 • 
Which works better and is safer for GERD aciphex or protonix?
1 answer • 26 Jul 2010 • 1 star
When is the best time to take protonix ?
Just got my pantoprazole pills which are made by TEVA. Any difference from the brand name protonix?
2 answers • 15 Dec 2010 •
Protonix stopped working?
In 2006 at 25 years old I was diagnosed with GERD, at which time I had an upper GI which revealed that I had an "inflamed esophagus". After ...
1 answer • 25 Feb 2011 •
Why are the producers not meeting the demand,i.e.precsription(s)written/delivered to pharmacy/patie?
nt is disabled with medicaire coverage.Only 20mg 30mg are not I'm told available,and have been on backorder for weeks.15mg Adderrall are, ...
1 answer • 13 Oct 2011 •