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Lindy · 08-22-2011, 05:34 PM

I'm discouraged, the difference in co-pays for Tykerb (mine would be $1600 per month) makes me wonder why my $90 a month medicare part D is so useless on this one. I was so careful not to fill any "frivolous" meds to preserve my plan and now I need to spend $600 out of pocket to qualify just to submit a request for assistance. The first month of Tykerb would instantly put me in the donut hole.

08-22-2011, 05:34 PM	#10
Lindy Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Grapevine, Texas Posts: 5	Re: Cost of Tykerb and Xeloda I'm discouraged, the difference in co-pays for Tykerb (mine would be $1600 per month) makes me wonder why my $90 a month medicare part D is so useless on this one. I was so careful not to fill any "frivolous" meds to preserve my plan and now I need to spend $600 out of pocket to qualify just to submit a request for assistance. The first month of Tykerb would instantly put me in the donut hole.