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my adderall was only $7.50 with this insurance. that saves me $70 fucking dollars. all generic meds are $7.50 for 30 days and no more than $15 for 90. too bad they can't write the adderall for 90 days.
this levels the playing field for me in so many ways. my meds - WITH insurance - came up to anywhere between $350 - $450 a month, unless i got sick, then it was upwards of $500. the only bright side is that i could usually hit my yearly deductible within january alone. now? $75. unless i can get the rest written for 90 days, then it'll be more like $50.
you know what that means? I CAN FINALLY GET OUT OF THIS GODDAMN APARTMENT BUILDING!
you know what else this means? I CAN FINALLY START ACTUALLY PAYING OFF MY MEDICAL DEBT!
so, while i'll still live like a poor person because i want to dig myself out of debt finally, at least i know it will be by choice, not by force.
this levels the playing field for me in so many ways. my meds - WITH insurance - came up to anywhere between $350 - $450 a month, unless i got sick, then it was upwards of $500. the only bright side is that i could usually hit my yearly deductible within january alone. now? $75. unless i can get the rest written for 90 days, then it'll be more like $50.
you know what that means? I CAN FINALLY GET OUT OF THIS GODDAMN APARTMENT BUILDING!
you know what else this means? I CAN FINALLY START ACTUALLY PAYING OFF MY MEDICAL DEBT!
so, while i'll still live like a poor person because i want to dig myself out of debt finally, at least i know it will be by choice, not by force.