where can i get prescription assistance for fertility drugs?
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Sometimes, your reproductive endocrinologist will have some info about discount pharmacies.  Your RE may also be involved in a clinical trial.  If that is the case, you often get the drugs for free.  Some of the pharmaceutical companies (Like Ferring, Serono) have an assistance plan if you meet certain criteria.
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Talk to social services and family services groups they'll tell you where you can find a clinic
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You need to discuss this with your doctor and pharmacist. However, here is a website that will assist once a medication has been selected. \nhttps://www.argushealth.com/carefirstmemberaccess/MemberAccess?argusToken=sqglAFN7jSGDEQ7Tekh%2FKNiAhICfDoI68T8iDL244PTwOlJAXY29tiCs%2BQO7aJFn3cV8jUivnCvw%0AywRtPqwZ5yAoWP%2BKJeaXp4cFbCi6wVH6Q32kmAv%2BqzIk%2BoiI1ExQaBhtDtCQqs6%2BcpdKzwVR766d%0A9sdnOlRbAxumA8vyTq0%3D&appKey=drugInteractionChecker\nHope that helps.
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Yes, you need a doctors prescription for prescribed medicines. You can ask the pharmacists for over the counter medicines that might work.
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not sure where you live but try your local Doctors association or medical practitioners association - they should be able to point you in the right direction.\n\nGood Luck !
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Call the number on your insurance card. (If you have no insurance card, it means you haven't signed up for a plan.) You can also call your local public health department, or the nearest county hospital.\n\nPlanned Parenthood takes Medi-Cal, and they treat anything, not just reproductive health.\n\nYour worker may be able to help, but they don't often know.\n\nYou can also call:\n\n1-888-747-1222 or\n1-800-880-5305  or\n1-800-260-2055 (This is a health care plan for Santa Clara County. Tell them you aren't a member, but just have a quick question, they'll probably tell you where to look online for a list of health care providers.)\n\nThe others may not have the answer, but they'll know where to call.\n\nPlan on spending *at least* an hour on the phone, as you'll get the run-around before you get help. If you don't have a phone, go to a friend or neighbor's. Good luck!
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And if you don't have a Planned Parenthood in your area, just call your doctor.  If you can't do that, call the biggest pharmacy in your area and ask them for a referral.
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You can purchase them at Riteaid, Drugstore.com, Walgreens.com, CVS.com as long as you have a valid prescription from a doctor.  If you don't, you can't buy them legally anywhere.
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Planned parenthood.  Any clinic can refer you to programs that will pay for these services and birth control if needed.
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You'll need to call them in your state to see if it is on your formulary. If not, ask if a generic or equivalent is. Or ask your doctor to request a Prior Authorization for it.
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call your local pharmacy... thats the best starting source of information plus its free
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talk to Planned Parenthood---don't know if they have a website to help you but you can call 1-800-230-PLAN
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might find it on rxlist.com in the advanced search.:)>
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sure  call the peoples prescription plan. #1-877-267-9555\nWe use it and it gets us some great deals on 5 of the 6 meds my husband takes. It's only $6 a mth and covers everyone in your house hold.
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I dont know online, but for sure you can get really cheap medication in mexico.  if you are in CA, just drive there on the weekend.
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Go to a fertility clinic!
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Try these centers:\n\nhttp://www.advancedfertility.com/infert.htm\n\nhttp://www.midwestfertilitycenter.com/\n\nhttp://www.fcionline.com/\n\nhttp://babies.bsd.uchicago.edu/endo/\n\nHope that offers a good start.  Good luck to you.