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Osteoporosis is a disease largely affecting women, and is described by dictionary.com as follows:  ” a disorder in which the bones become increasingly porous, brittle, and subject to fracture, etc.”  The cause is usually associated with a change in hormonal levels in the body, leaving millions of female baby boomers at risk.  It can also put those in their child bearing years at risk.  A recent study has shown that women who get the injectable birth control drug Depo-Provera (generic name medroxyprogesterone) are at risk for a decrease in bone mineral density of up to 5% after just 2 years of use.

The market for prescription medications to treat these symptoms has grown immensely in the past several years, and the drug companies are all trying to get a piece of the pie.  Be careful as you make your choice on which of these products to use, as all products are not created equal OR similar in price.  For more information on choosing your Osteoporosis medication, contact one of our Board Certified Pharmacists, read the article in Consumer Reports, or talk with your doctor.

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A patient (maybe you) goes in to their primary care physician for a yearly physical.  While there, they find that you have a slightly abnormal condition that is easily treated with a prescription medication.  Instead of sending you out the door to the pharmacy, the doctor briefly leaves the room and returns with “Free Samples” that you can try for the next 2 weeks or a month.  Sounds great, no cost to you, right?!  Not so fast!

If a doctor was doling out free samples, you can bet they came from a drug representative or salesman.  And that salesman was betting the doctor would prescribe that particular medication after his patients free samples ran out.  So, after a month your free samples have run out, and you return to the doctor again.  This time your slightly abnormal condition has been treated with the help of the medication you received.  The doctor tells you the drug is working well, and you’re off to the pharmacy.  When you get there, the financial nightmare begins!  Instead of costing $5.00, $10.00, or even $15.00, you’re hit with a $30.00 or $50.00 a month copay assuming you’re one of the lucky people with insurance.  Now, you’re looking at paying upwards of $600.00 a year for the medication that was “Free” last month. 

Chances are, there’s probably a solution a whole lot cheaper than the one given by your doctor!  Our monthly services help identify these inefficiencies and get you back on your financial track!  One of our Board Certified Pharmacists will personally review your information, and make cost saving recommendations with your pocketbook in mind, not the drug companies, pharmacies, or doctors.  For more information, click the following link: http://www.rx-savings-solutions.com/?yourprescription.