Damn $94 for 30 Proscar...

[jayC99]

I bought it from inhousepharmacy, I guess I should've done the conversion to US currency before submitting my credit card because that seems kinda high, no?

 

[fallicule]

Never dealt with proscar but it doesnt seem too bad, considering you're essentially getting a 4 month supply. 1/4 proscar daily X 30 = 7.5 pills a month, right? I mean, obviously if you can find it for cheaper, get it elsewhere. But in my opinion that seems ok.

 

[ACT10Npack]

A lot cheaper then Propecia. 120 days of finasteride w/ proscar vs 50 days of finasteride w/ propecia. It's still a lot cheaper then Propecia. I would take Proscar but I dont want to change the way I get stuff. I already have trouble getting a new phac. for the Propecia because they dont see that I have hair loss but I'm only at a 1.5 or 2 very a 4 or 5 norwood.

 

[SethAus]

Have your doctor write a prescription. While Propecia is not covered by insurance, Proscar is. You'll just have a co-pay to worry about.

 

[johnny1290]

Have your doctor write a prescription. While Propecia is not covered by insurance, Proscar is. You'll just have a co-pay to worry about.

FWIW my Doctor wrote me a script here in California for propecia, but not proscar, cuz if you try to get that stuff using your insurnace it sets off red flags like why does a 32 year old guy need medicine for prostate cancer? YMMV good luck

 

[SethAus]

Have your doctor write a prescription. While Propecia is not covered by insurance, Proscar is. You'll just have a co-pay to worry about.

FWIW my Doctor wrote me a script here in California for propecia, but not proscar, cuz if you try to get that stuff using your insurnace it sets off red flags like why does a 32 year old guy need medicine for prostate cancer? YMMV good luck

No red flags so far for me. I had a $40 co-pay, which is more than half the price of the Proscar without insurance. Plus I had a $20 co-pay at the doctor's office. The insurance company can shove their red flag.

 

[johnny1290]

Have your doctor write a prescription. While Propecia is not covered by insurance, Proscar is. You'll just have a co-pay to worry about.

FWIW my Doctor wrote me a script here in California for propecia, but not proscar, cuz if you try to get that stuff using your insurnace it sets off red flags like why does a 32 year old guy need medicine for prostate cancer? YMMV good luck

No red flags so far for me. I had a $40 co-pay, which is more than half the price of the Proscar without insurance. Plus I had a $20 co-pay at the doctor's office. The insurance company can shove their red flag.

Amen, my doctor got all nervous and almost stuttered when I asked him for Proscar, like I was asking him for f?!@?# heroin or something! I don't wanna run a game on my insurance, I just want the damn US brand Proscar and not have to worry about the foreign stuff, although the stuff i got now works fine. I'll have to ask again next time I go, maybe even ask for another Doctor. And I'll ask for Cialis while I'm at it ;-) hehe what the hell

 

[Britannia]

Join the happy world of Cipla and get you finasteride fix for $7 a month.
Seriously.