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Hello, today I take a topic on how one can save 75% on prescription drugs. So this topic is so interesting to everyone and also know about how to save money on prescription drugs. Suddenly a one day I was reviewing my monthly budget recently, I initially thought that I was doing everything that I could to keep my prescription drug costs as low as possible.
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How one can Save 75% on Prescription Drugs – On my Way Hello, today I take a topic on how one can save 75% on prescription drugs. So this topic is so interesting to everyone and also know about how to save money on prescription drugs. Suddenly a one day I was reviewing my monthly budget recently, I initially thought that I was doing everything that I could to keep my prescription drug costs as low as possible. By using an affordable Online Canadian Pharmacy, I already save lots of money on my prescription drugs (and taking a generic drug). How Tablet Splitting can Save Big Money However, I recently learned from my best friend that I could get a higher dose of the drug I take and split the pill into quarters to save 75% on my prescription. So this is very interesting I got the OK from my doctor and headed to the pharmacy to fill my new prescription.
But My Doctors say that most pills can only be split in half, not into quarters like mine, but you’re going to want to buy a pill splitter either way for a precise cut. which can perfect cut my pills into quarters. After that I went the home, I spent about 25 minutes splitting 30 pills into quarters, which means I ended up with a total of 120 pills. After that, I read that it’s best to split only one pill at a time. I save approx $140 in a year on my one pills prescription like:- BEFORE: $15.25 for a 30-day supply x 12 = $183 AFTER: $14.05 for a 120-day supply x 3 = $42.15 The practice of pill splitting has worked out great for me, but it’s important to check with your doctor because not all pills can be split safely. When pills checked by a doctor after that you can take these pills.
Food and Drug Administration has this to say about it:- “At some point, your healthcare or managed care company may have recommended tablet splitting for reasons such as to adjust the dosing of your medication or to reduce costs. In such cases, it is your healthcare professional’s responsibility to monitor the impact of risks associated with the practice of tablet splitting. You should always talk to your healthcare professional before splitting a tablet and not be afraid to ask him or her questions if you are considering splitting tablets.”
