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Grasswire2

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Reply to Warpy (Reply #10)

Fri May 26, 2023, 07:30 PM

May 2023

Last edited Fri May 26, 2023, 08:13 PM - Edit history (1)

Never had this previously -- the bug or the med.

My podiatrist likes to go top of the line, I have noticed, looking for novel or expensive remedies.

This med is for cornyebacterium.

And for the other bug (more common), Cipro is the rx and I'm not too happy about the potential side effects of that, either.

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Dr. wrote me a prescription for foot wound -- check out this price. [View all] Grasswire2 May 2023 OP

It is an antibiotic used against resistant bacteria. If insurance is charging you that much, or you JohnSJ May 2023 #1

Rightl But with universal health care it would be $1.45. dchill May 2023 #3

as it is with Medicare Grasswire2 May 2023 #5

Not necessarily with a Medicare part D plan. JohnSJ May 2023 #9

This is why people without insurance die. Laffy Kat May 2023 #2

Maybe not related, but...... MyOwnPeace May 2023 #4

if it can be sold for $1.45 (as it is with medicare)... Grasswire2 May 2023 #6

But...but...R & D rubbersole May 2023 #7

I did think for a moment about the cost of developing the med. Grasswire2 May 2023 #8

Which ought to be against the law. flying_wahini Jun 2023 #12

We you on another antibiotic that failed to clear it up? Warpy May 2023 #10

No. Grasswire2 May 2023 #11