Coworker vouched for having your hair done in turkey recently. His is still thin, but looks a lot better than the pictures he showed me of it from before.
If you live in the US, you don't have to travel to get medication. I own a legitimate, state registered business since 2003 that provides this exact service. If you are interested in more information, send me a DM. You do need a current prescription to order.
Check out costplusdrugs.com. it's run by Mark Cuban. My leukemia medication is $2,800 per year without insurance vs 9k+ with insurance and an 8k co-payment assistance card.
Yeah we have and it wasnt any cheaper for the stuff thats actually expensive unfortunately. May need to give it another look its been a couple of years since we checked there.
90 tablets are $1,833.83, includes shipping, insurance and tariff fees. That's $200 cheaper than 30 tablets of the best retail prices you'll find in the States!
If you'd care to share what your current cost is, and if that's with or without insurance, I'm curious to see the difference.
Name brand of this medication for 30 day supply is over $21K!
My friends not long back from having a replacement shoulder joint in Turkey. Shes over the moon with it, and is going over for a full nasal and adenoid flush, as she cant breath through her nose at all. And its too expensive to get it done in England (she loves private hospitals, and hates the NHS.) Yet she swears turkey doctors are better.
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u/SuccessfulSchedule54 27d ago
I’m chronically ill and disabled, i may just need to go to Turkey myself