My health insurance over covers enough meds for about 2 months ($1,000 per year) and I have tried all kinds of websites to get inexpensive meds, usually with horrible luck and certainly very inconsistent quality if they do work. Was not even looking for a place while browsing one of the news apps on my ipad when I saw an ad that caught my attention because they are right here in US.
https://www.getroman.com/
regular Dr. back in July and he gave me a Rx for the same thing (20mg pills). Got about 75 of them for less than $30 from GoodRx.com.
Big Pap,
I am thinking the patent expires in 2020 but there was an agreement to where on 12\11 Teva Pharmaceuticals is allowed to release a generic version of the drug. That is why they are not doing anymore commercials around football games anymore. In fact I am thinking stateside Pfizer won't make 900,000 dollars on the product this year. The end is near. Keep your ear to the ground for any layoffs or cuts from Pfizer in the next year and a half.
They've been holding us financial hostages for way too long.
Glad the generics are coming.
as keystonekid says, GoodRx is way cheaper. I had my Dr send a Rx to my local pharmacy, went to GoodRx and found the coupon, and used it to get 30 pills of 20mg for $19.95.
All I had to do was get drafted during Vietnam and put up with that for 2 years and then deal with the memories for the rest of my life.
The VA will only give you 2 pills per month, but these days that's plenty for me.
I cut my pills in quarters. So two pills a month would give me two sessions a week.
I was Nam eligible but they didn't call my number.