Thank you all again, I am doing a search for medication donations
I appreciate your help, I had not thought of that
Dee
dee, in my clinical trial they gave me enough riba each month for someone taking 1200mg/daily. i started with 1000, went down to 800 in january and finally to 600 in march. there was always left overs. my study nurse said they throw them out. what a waste! take care. belle
p.s. thursday is my EOT!!!!!!
Thank you all for your answers. I am trying to find a place and will work harder. I was hoping the doctor's office would want in case someone needed however I will call our local health dept or clinics in area
Thank you again
Dee
Yes, this is what my Clinic does also, and my Doctor let me know this. It really helped alleviate my worry, because these kind of medicine lags can happen,and with this TX, missing a dose can be the difference between success, and nonsuccess!
Everyone should make the effort, like orphanedhawk did, to locate clinics that serve low-income people, who are being treated for Hep C, it's a win-win situation : D
Our doctor very happily accepted our leftover meds. When they have patients who for whatever reason don't get their meds in time, etc., they have them there. Once, when the specialty pharmacy messed up our order and almost didn't send in time, I called the doctor who advised us to come over and pick some up from him so my husband didn't miss a dose. I'm sure all offices are different, but ours was grateful to have our leftover INC and Riba.
They were very happy to get the meds, and even disposed of my sharps for me.
I'd try calling social services and ask.