what would the average price of zoloft be for a year at 150mg per day?
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it totally depends on your insurance.  if you have a prescription co-pay, you'll pay top level (for brand-namers, there's no generic).  Mine is $20/month.  Otherwise, if you've got no ins., give your local free clinic a call and ask what they have available.  I live in WI and we have pretty good programs, but it usually varies by state.
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I went from 20 mg Celexa to 40 mg Celexa no problem at all. The only difference is I feel a whole lot better. I tried Zoloft first and that wasn't any help at all. Zoloft will give you a roller coaster effect. Celexa if really good for depression and also panic attacks.
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A few years ago I started taking zoloft and was already smoking mj for a while. I was curious about the same thing. Zoloft made me feel really weird and strung out or something. Also after taking Zoloft I experienced momentary black-outs until it was completely out of my system. I didn't notice anything bad from combing the two but I'd stay away from Z.
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With insurance its usually pretty cheap. $10-$25. If you want, call your local pharmacy and ask how much it is without insurance. They will tell you. Good luck!
10745
An electric shaver if $150 is an average price for you.
447785
Anything without a generic and a good equivalent will be expensive.  From experience I know that Zofran (fancy no-puke drug) is at least 50 bucks a dose, and you can take that every 8 hours.  Some osteoporosis drugs that are taken monthly can run a few hundred bucks a dose.  There's a drug called Hemopoietin that stimulates red blood cell production, I know that costs at least a few hundred a dose.  Comparison shopping and buying in bulk can also effect cost.\n\nIf you really want to know, hang out at a drug store and wait for an old person to come out.  They can talk about this stuff for hours.
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$150 for the week sounds realistic
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I've been taking one 300mg capsule twice a day for two years now.\n\nI tried several types of anti-depressants over the last 30 years. None seemed to help much, many had side effects that only made things worse, and the costs were prohibitive.\n\nI was taking one type for three years ($110 a month); when it stopped working as well as it did (somewhat), the doctor wanted to put me on a second medication (another $125 a month). I balked and the doctor suggested St. John's wort.\n\nI tried it and the effects were immediate and dramatic. I finally understood what anti-depressants were supposed to do! Of course, this is how it affected me, most of the people I've talked with who use it report it helps, but not as much as it's helped me.\n\nGood that you're not on any other medications; St. John's wort should not be taken with any SSRI medication.
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I'm not sure about crushing it. Speak to  your DR about that. However I am on it and it takes an act of congress for me to get out of bed and do what I have to do for the day.....I would much rather take Zoloft!
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the average cost is about 150-250
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Try Wellbutrin XL, got of the other Zoloft b/c of the same thing, and the new med works good. Just keep an eye on it and switch slowly, reducing one while adding the other.
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MtF \n\nEstradiol: 6mg... $54\nPropecia 6 mg...$200\nSpironolactone 200 mg...$70\nProgestin 10 mg... $70\n\nBeing able to Look and Feel like a woman... PRICELESS!
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YOU Bet it does! Been there, Done that!\n\nMax dose for Zoloft is 200mg daily. If that don't work, try another antidepressant.\n\nKeep trying until you get the RIGHT RX for YOU. \n\nIf you have Bi-Polar/Manic Depression, YOU need to have a Mood Stabiliser added; Lithium, Depakote, Tegritol, Neurontin.\n\nCHECK out the Benefits AND Side Effects for all meds. \n\nThen make your choice.\n\nGood Luck!
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900 millegrams of St. John's Wort has been shown to be as effective as Prozac in clinical testing.  Little known side effects other than it can make you more sensitive to sun exposure.  I've been taking it for years and it has really helped me. 1-300 mg three times a day.  You might need to wait a few days to a few weeks to feel better.  You don't "feel" different, just gradually feel better.
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Average daily intake 1/4g - 1/4 oz\n(depending on the substance...lol)\nAverage monthly income $7500.00\n\nDang straight I am Productive !
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Anything over 1000mg a day in pill form.
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I don't know but I want the same thing.  I have been taking it for 2 years and it cost me $25.00/month to get them.  My doctor put me on them for migraines and chronic insomnia and they are the best thing I have taken.