(Also, they keep sending me letters telling me to check my A1C. I think the fact that they've paid for
So, today I got a letter about the relative cheapness of Humalog. And a friendly little lecture about why most patients choose the lower cost option. Smart patients. Financially savvy patients. Patients who care about their health and their pocketbook.
Behold.
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I guess 0% of their patients are smart and savvy. I could be the first.
I bet a newspaper would have great fun with that letter.
ReplyDeleteHa! You should circle that and send it back to them.
ReplyDeletemy hubby is on Humalog, but as of the 1st of January CVS/Caremark, says he has to change to Novalog or we pay out of pocket. The REASON, it is cheaper. So when reading your comments I wonder where do these people come up with their numbers. We have been faithful getting a bit extra each time so that if we are unable to get his insulin, a flood, tornado, nuclear war, we would have enough, now we have this months worth set back we have to use it up to get the new and cheaper Novalog. Some days I think there is a evil gremlin who thinks this stuff up to watch us twist in the wind. I know we could trade, hubby could keep his Humalog and you can keep the Novalog. Buni
ReplyDeleteThat is funny, Buni. I wonder which one is cheaper to make, or if they're about the same.
ReplyDeleteThis is worthy of Jay Leno. Totally.
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