help! Im not a criminal but i feel like one when I cant afford a prescription of suboxone.

[thejess888]

I need to find a program that offers free suboxone because I do not receive insurance from my full time job, nor am I eligible for medicare, there is no way I can afford a prescription of suboxone myself. I feel like I have regressed ten years by scuffling the streets for suboxone like I once did for heroin. I want to do this the legal way and not have the possibility of getting arrested for something that I am trying to defeat my addiction with. I desperately need help finding a program. Please help. Thanks,

Jess

[thejess888]

Hey thank you so much for your info, I tried calling that 888 number you gave me and its busy. ALWAYS busy. I cannot seem to get through. I fear if I fax anything my boss will find out, and he has already given me time to get off of methadone, that took months, when I was at 92lbs, so weak, not eating, no sleeping, after all that time and my time was up to get back to work. I had to take the suboxone someone had offered me. and of course, instantly, I was better. for the life of me I cannot find a way to get any help with this, but I will keep trying the number, do they have a direct email address? and whats this on the application about physician number? is the application only able to be filled out by a physician? Thanks again, you all have been very kind and a tremendous help, also, I will check out detox-aid. I have never heard of it. I am so sick of this affliction, Ive been running from sickness for 7 years. I just want to be normal...

[betterplaces101]

hey jess... i feel your pain. that stuff is so expensive. i researched that as a way to quit but couldn't afford it either. i found this stuff called detox-aid. check it out at www.detox-aid.com. i'm not a salesman. i'm just someone who was in your shoes not long ago. detox-aid helped a lot (not as much as sub does) but it doesn't cost as much either. but like i said, when i was in that kind of state, i would consider anyfuckinthing that  might help.

and getting into a program is a great idea. i don't think AA always applies to our kind of problem, but it's better than nothing. i've heard NA can be better but i've never tried it.

peace,
BP

[avisg]

I believe they have started making a generic form. Call the pharmacist also the maker of sub has a program if you qualify will assist with paying for your meds .
look into this

Program Details
RECKITT BENCKISER
Here to Help Patient Assistance Program
Suboxone (buprenorphine hci )
  
CONTACT INFO

Address: PO Box 220281
Charlotte, NC 28222-0281
Phone: [phone] Provider Phone:  
Fax: [phone] Website:  


ELIGIBILITY  

Eligibility Info:  Patient must not have public or private insurance.
Patient must be at least 16 years old.
Physician can only have 3 patients on the program at a time.

Income at or below: Single  250 % FPL
  Couple  250 % FPL
Federal Poverty Level Calculator  
Medical expenses can be deducted from reported income: Not Published
Social security # requested on form: Not Published
US citizenship/residency specified:  Yes


APPLICATION

Attachments Required: Financial

Physician License #
Required: DEA

Prescriber Signature
Allowed: Physician

Application may be
faxed: Yes
Eligibility determination
letter sent: Both Provider and Patient



MEDICATION

Receives: Pharmacy Card

Shipped To: Patient

Quantity in Shipment: 30 days

Delivery Time: Not Published

Re-application Policy: Upon approval, eligible for 12 months. No renewal.  
Refill Policy:  
Other Information:

[Tab57]

The only way I know to get help like you are asking for is through the VA (Veterns Administration).