how much does coloinc hydrotherapy cost?
414722
It depends on who does it, and what area you live in. The closest place to me is about 65 miles away. I drove there and had it done about a month ago. It was $80 for the first visit and $65 for each visit after that. Each person is different, so without actually going, there is no way to tell you how many times you would need to go. I highly reccommend it. I felt better than I had in years, just after one visit. I think everyone out there should have it done at least once.
42341
CogniSurf has a plan for $7.95 per month dialup.  You can check here:\n\nhttp://metrot1.com/content/view/25/36/\n\nYou can also check for dsl, cable, and satellite.
415874
per area like abdomen about $2,500-$3,500.......i had it done but don't recommend it unless you are active and have your diet under control.  otherwise you will gain the weight back in your problem areas.  everything boils down to proper diet and regular exercise.
1099589
Cost would depend on the location, environmental restrictions, etc.\nA desalination plant is planned near where I live, it's supposed to start being built next year.  The projected cost (and they already own the land, so they don't have to buy that) is $500 million.\nIt's capacity is going to be 50,000 gallons per day (around 200,000 litres).  That should give you a rough idea.
989021
Go to www.ccs.com and you can buy some for around $15 I think.
1134977
I hear it only works for people who need relatively minor changes in their mouth and here it can run anywhere from $3000-$8000, depending on the severity of the case.
724698
It depends on where you are at. I know someone that does it for about $45 a week around here but I have heard that in PA they pay as much as $135 per week.  Just call your local plasma center and ask them what the pay rate is. Good luck. Oh, and make sure you start really hydrating yourself the day before. And eat really healthy. It helps a lot with how you feel afterward.
794800
theres ancesrty.com \nit cost like $100 or so.
455333
In ground pools in Tampa area running about 25.00 and up per week.  Size matters in this case.
1178958
i think little above 5 dollars.  I am not sure, but just have a look at the link.
618958
Go to this website http://health.discovery.com/centers/plasticsurgery/plasticsurgery.html.\n\nFor the price \n\nhttp://health.discovery.com/centers/plasticsurgery/general/price.html
871718
This would depend on the site and amount of work to be carried out, mail me at shaun@sdhinternet.co.uk with the  details and will let you know what the cost would be
265308
It depends a lot on what type of insulin you use.  If you are taking R and N, that costs about $60 for a month supply, plus $30 for syringes for about $90 a month.  If you use pens instead of syringes, those cost even more.  For Huamlog and Lantus, which aren't availible in generics, the cost is closer to $200 a month plus syringes.  It also depends on how much you take.  Many people get by with one bottle of each type of insulin a month, while some need two bottles or even three.  Insurance coverage also changes how much it costs.\n\nPumping is definitely more expensive than shots though.  Pumping costs about $10 per day, if the infusion set and reservoir are changed every three days as they should be.  And you still need to buy insulin, and have back up syringes availible in case the pump fails.  The initial cost of a pump is about $7,000.
661931
I have the same problem. What I found was a large physical therapy location which has a pool and a gym and they allow people to purchase memberships to use either.  This place is DEFINITELY not a meat-market, no one is looking at what you look like.  Most people are overweight or injured and are there for serious work to help themselves.  \n\nThe membership is actually CHEAPER than a health-club.  $30 a month, and it's open 7 a.m.-8 p.m. Monday-Friday and 7-12 on Saturday, which are reasonable hours.  The pool is heated for therapy reasons and all the fitness equipment you need is available for your use. \n\nThese places don't seem to advertise so you'll have to make some calls.
502784
About US $12.70 per oz.
854978
Where you live? Find out if you have a school of massage therapy near by, in the clinic they give massage for the price of nothing. If you go to a spa it might cost you about 65$ to 100, but if you find a school with a clinic where students are doing their intership it might cost you only 25 to 30 dollars.\nGood luck
1038712
it's 230pesos per day, 8 hours to be exact.. here in Philippines. ...equivalent to  US$4.34 :(