Cost Of Suboxone (Page 15)
UpdatedHave no insurance. Where can I fill my Suboxone prescription cheap? Paying 320 dollars for a 30 day supply - 8mg
Suboxone doctors in the West Palm Beach, FL area:
suboxone.com/treatment-plan/find-a-doctor/Results?Zipcode=33407
Good luck.
Re: Bravehearts1977 (# 265)
This site has a card, $25 copay if you have insurance. Or go to suboxone.com. There are others who go by your income, by manufacturer. I have only seen strips, but wasn't looking for pills.
Re: KellyIndian02 (# 255)
Have you tried taking every other day? That's what I do, and sometimes I even forget an extra day.
Re: MIKEHOD (# 183)
I agree. Suboxone is only supposed to be used for a MAXIMUM of 6 months for opiate dependence. Your doctor should start weaning you at 2 months.
Re: KarmaQ (# 6)
You are lucky! Here in Pennsylvania getting Medicare is basically non existent unless you have kids. Hit rock bottom myself an it's terrible what you have to go through In order to get help, but it's not there when an avg Joe needs it.
Re: StdyTaxiN247 (# 271)
I am on Suboxone, Klonopin 1mg x3, Ambien 10mg, Flexeril 10mg, etc. My Suboxone doctor is also my PCP and has no problems with it. He actually upped my Klonopin from .5 x2 to the 1mg x3.
Re: Tommy (# 285)
Go to the ER, tell them you can't take it anymore (pain or withdrawals) and sign into the Funny Farm. You will have 5 wonderful days of Suboxone, watching TV, movies, great food, etc. You will leave with a script for Suboxone, and go to suboxone.com. You will get an appointment with a suboxone doctor who takes your insurance or where they charge on a sliding scale. Also, tell the Funny Farm you have no way to pay for your meds, and they will find a way to get you them for free.
Try Actavis genetic brand. It's 50% cheaper! For 14 Suboxone films/pills non-genetic 8mg are $113 generic are $53.
Looking for a doctor to see once a month in Miami. So far I am finding places who want $150, then one week later another $100, then I have to buy the suboxone too. I can’t afford that with no insurance. Once a month ok.
Re: Jay (# 276)
Go to Dacco on Columbus and ask to see Dr. Wilson. He is awesome
Re: Marcy (# 289)
I know a great place they've actually gave out a discount card.
Re: Andrew (# 263)
I am in RI and don't have to go to classes. I am disabled, so I only pay $2.35 or $4.00 per rx. I also ger Klonopin and Ambien, I go to CVS every 28- 32 days, but he writes for 28 days.
Re: MilashkaNewYork (# 288)
I akso get the script, and pay no copay yo see doctor, because he is in network.
Re: Subs (# 284)
I akso get the script, and pay no copay yo see doctor, because he is in network. ......I won't get weened, because I take mine for chronic pain
At Walgreens you can buy 21 Suboxone orange strips for $140.00 with no insurance.
Re: Ash (# 56)
I'm from Louisiana and I pay 10 dollars a strip when I fill my prescription unless I buy 10 or more at a time then they go down to 7.50. I would really appreciate the number if you are comfortable giving it to me. Thanks...
Re: Tina (# 287)
Don't be a scumbag. Teaching people how to scam the system and obtain free medication via mental institutions when they're not in need of psychiatric help is absurd and disgusting. People like you ruin it for the folks who actually need these services. Hold on while I vomit.
Ok here is a secret that is legal here in the U.S. You can get your sub from a compound pharmacy and it's much cheaper. It comes in a wax compound that's easier to take tastes better and it's just as strong as the strips but more gentle on the stomach. The cost is $2.50 per 8mg. One wax square has 32 mg and cost about 10$. Yes, $10. It's FDA approved but you have to order it from a specialty compound pharmacy. Good luck.
Suboxone is high cost anywhere u go to get it filled. You can get it a little cheaper if u have a discount card and with the discount card at Wal-Mart u can get 60 pills filled for $426.62, but if u can find a good reasonable pharmacy u can get a week supply or 2 weeks supply with the discount card and get it even cheaper. That's what I do when I can't afford the month supply cause insurance won't pay for suboxone pills, only the strips, and I think that's pretty s***ty insurance will pay for painkillers but when u need help getting off them they say screw u. Anyway, I hope this helps your question. There aint really a cheap place out there. I've been everywhere. They're $8 to $15 a pill everywhere u go unless u have a discount card.
Re: Jesus (# 297)
As usual, people do need this help. You have made me disabled. After many many years of working I pay .16 cents apiece for them. Maybe you can quit vomiting and stick your nose into lowering the price of needed meds! Or better yet take our children out of harms way when people decide they're Jesus. AWW that's right you're just another lunatic...
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