Zach Says:
Yes There Are Generic Suboxone (Page 2)
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sean21 Says:
there is a generic Suboxone out now. they begin shipping them to pharmacies the last week of February. also, if you have any type of insurance you will automatically get the generic suboxin. The doctor has no say in whether you get the name brand or generic really. even if he writes a prescription for suboxone, the pharmacist will automatically give you the generics if you have insurance. if you don't have any insurance, you can ask the pharmacist to give you generics because they are cheaper. Plus, R and B has stopped making the name brand suboxin pills. they are only making be films now. So whenever your pharmacy runs out of the original suboxin, there will not be any more.
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Hey guys I have a concern. I just filled my suboxone script....I take two films a day. Thee first film I took only Half the strip had TWO N8s on it? Then I just took my next dose and u can see where the N8s are faded off not kits worse cuz it literally just looks like an orange colored strip....what could it be and do I need to check in on it? {edited for privacy}
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Puck Says:
859-987-6810 Serenity Paris, KY 40361.
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Shaina Says:
None of the Dr.s are covered by the state insurance you pay out of pocket about 3to5 hundred a month but insurance does cover the prescription only the generic and up to two pills a day.
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Shaina Says:
It will only cover the prescription and also only up to 2 pills a day. None of the insurance will pay for the visit. That is out of pocket and they are between 300 to 500 a month.
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Lesha R. Says:
Subutex is the best I think but if you're trying to stop the I.V use it makes it really hard to get subutex so I went with suboxone. I take the moon's 155 strips as well.. do not get the zubsolv, they suck n are not as strong. Anyway hope that helps n p.s please fight that effin urge if ya have it n chin up. Much luv.
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LeshaRenae Says:
I live in Lexington Kentucky and have a passport as well and I'm finding it extremely hard to find a suboxone clinic that accepts passport insurance
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LeshaRenae Says:
I have passport to and I can't find a clinic that accepts it
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Redrain Says:
I live in Louisville Ky. Just curious....I have passport does it cover a dr visit, or jus bi film at pharmacy?
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Brandy Says:
Walgreens Pharmacy carries the orange pills
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Angie Says:
What state do you live in?
My daughter has Passport, and lives in Kentucky.
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ronni Says:
Wher is the office ,I've been on subs over a year feel great now thier telling my doc be can't pecribe them unless be takes passport and that can take a year ..all new
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lolloa Says:
Passport im sorry to say are stopping all payment for any type of suboxine unlrss u can find a doctor that will except therr office visit fee of 22 dollars shame in medicad for doing this to ones thats been on it for a year or longer no fair
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jdub Says:
I am prescribed the generic subutex. They are a oval/peach with a half moon on 1 side and 153 on the other. Only difference I have noticed is they have a very chalky taste.
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Konoko Says:
I was on the pills a couple years ago, then got switched to strips,& now have the new white pills . hmm we'll see how these measure up
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kanenky Says:
Iv got a cpl questions first witch do you all thinkis a better choice the subutex suboxone or the zubsolvs iv been a daily iv h user for four years and a daily opiate user for at least 18 years now and have chronic pain that is permanent what do u think would b my best option and does ky passport cover any of them i CNT find much info on it would really appreciate any advice thanks
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Jaymac95 Says:
I get the white crescent moon generics i like the orange generics way better but i cant find a pharmacy that carries the orange. Could you please tell me what pharmacy you use
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Jeni Says:
Depends on what state you live in. Medicaid covers methadone treatment and suboxone treatment . And they always cover the perscription. The hard part is finding a doctor that can perscribe it and will accept insurance. In my case, only one doctor in my state will accept medicaid for treatment and the place is run like a clinic. Pain in the a s s but it is free because the visits and perscriptions are covered: thos doctor is an hour and a half away as well.
So the hardest part os going to be finding a doctor that will take insuarance. Many want cash for the visit. If you cannot find a doctor, the next best thing is to find a treatment facility or clinic that uses suboxone and they will take the insurance.
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lisa Says:
does anyone know for sure if passport health plan and medicaid will pay for soboxone treatment? i really need to know because no way that i can afford to ever pay out of pocket fir offi e vjsit and then prescription.
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joe Says:
Those orange ones suck. I was prescribed n8 then started getting those. I take a whole one at 8 am by 3 pm i'm in WD already. Dr had to switch to subutex 54 411
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Cats68 Says:
Dear Pam, I know this is an old post, but, I came across it. I'm on the films 2. They don't make generics yet 4 them. I heard about the generic pill form. I agree with u about how the films dissolve faster. That's a plus!
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