Doris,
When I first got the generic -- I was getting them by mail.
Then for a few years I was getting brand name Dilantin free from
Park/Davis. I was on a special program for people with little
money. I also got Evista for about $12 a month until Medicare D
came in with the generic. Medicare D. did me no favors.
That was during the time I had no szs for 4 years.
Those programs closed to me when Medicare D came in.
After Medicare D with the generic-- I had a sz and my Dr. then
changed me to the brand name.
I now pay full price for them for about 3 months each year until
I hit my deductible. Then Dilantin goes down to about $30 for
3 month and Evista is $ 25 a month. Full price is over $100 for
each of them.
I didn't know there was a difference until I got in this group --
so No -- it wasn't on my driver's license.
Millie
I am trying to find out if you change your type of drug, for example
> change from regular Lamictal to genetic, would there be a restriction on
> your driver license. If you have done such a change or know the rule
> concerning this, I would appreciate your information.
> Thanks.
> Doris
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