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Originally Posted by Merczilla Some of these programs try to charge you a fee, so read carefully. I go straight to whatever company made whatever it is I'm taking and can usually find a program. Sometimes it takes some digging to find it. lol Also most of them will want a copy of your tax return or paystubs or both. I get my Levoxyl straight from King Phamaceuticals. My doc has to write a new script every three months and mail it in. Then they send it to my doc and I have to go get it from her. After 12 months, then you have to submit a new application.

That's exactly what I do for my mother for her insulin. It's work, but I have a fax so I can just fax it to them. All it is a signature from the doc & prescription, & a copy of the tax return (just the first 2 pages) That's all they need. Here's a link for the patience assistance form for diabetics:

Novo Nordisk US - Patient Assistance

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