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  1. madman

    Annual Out of Pocket Cost Disparities of Erectile Dysfunction Medications: Online Companies vs Medicare

    * For both sildenafil dosages and tadalafil dosages, Cost plus was the most affordable option. For Vardenafil, GoodRx CVS was the cheapest option. We then compared the Plan D groups, GoodRx pharmacies, Cost plus and Amazon and found that the costs of drugs via the discounted pharmacies were much...
  2. madman

    The Cost of Clomiphene for Male Infertility Treatment: Compounded vs Brand name

    Hot off the press, Nelson's domain is where it's at! * The weighted mean price per pill for clomiphene 25mg, clomiphene 50mg, and Clomid were $2.21 ± 1.24; $2.60 ± 1.49; and $8.41 ± 1.53, respectively, from compounding pharmacies. In comparison, the national Clomid retail pharmacy average...
  3. madman

    Cost Analysis of ED Drugs in the United States

    Abstract Objective To perform a cost analysis of generic and brand-name PDE5 inhibitors at different dosages and pharmacies across the US. Methods Using an all-payer retail pharmacy claims database, we analyzed prescription drug data for three generics and six brand-name oral PDE5...
  4. madman

    Erectile dysfunction drug costs on direct-to-consumer pharmacies

    https://www.urologytimes.com/view/dr-vercnocke-discusses-erectile-dysfunction-drug-costs-on-direct-to-consumer-pharmacies In this video, Jack Vercnocke, MD, shares notable findings for the recent Journal of Urology paper “The High Price of Anonymity: Comparison of Cost of Direct-to-Consumer...
  5. B

    FYI... When in doubt with deciding/purchasing supplements... Just use Kirkland brand (Costco)....

    Just FYI for all interested......I have been researching supplements and health products (purchased a sub to Consumerlabs and a few other product test sites) and I have found that Kirkland brand products have passed most/if all testing and have been rated in the top categories as well being the...
  6. Reason

    Help with Follow-Up Labs Cost and Alternatives

    I have my first follow-up consult with Defy and the labs they've requested are double the initial cost projection of $250, to about $500 so I'm looking for help figuring out my options. I've Kaiser in NorCal and they won't cover labs from outside network physicians. My primary didn't want to...
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