Los Algodones question

are you there now?

no...we'll be going in a few weeks :)

Might have a chiropractic visit as well....might be as cheap as my co-pay, hopefully

You need a prescription.

You can get all kinds of stuff there..even under the counter. The customs officers are not going to check for prescriptions. What they ask you, and don't like, is buying meds for someone else.

dbbls wrote:
You need a prescription.

so much for getting the very very very very expensive Januvia :(


if he has a bottle, would that work?


Medicare will be charging us co-pays for his meds, $330 for 3 months.Over half of that is the Januvia.

Be thankful he isn't taking Harvoni.

So when you get there go to the drugstore and ask the price for a 6 month supply.
Then see if they can recommend a physician and his price.
Then you can determine your cost savings.
Take the bottle to him or a note from your MD (best idea).

dbbls wrote:
You need a prescription.

Are you sure?? We don't need them here at Nuevo Progreso Mexico crossing near Donna Texas.

pawatt wrote:

dbbls wrote:
You need a prescription.

Are you sure?? We don't need them here at Nuevo Progreso Mexico crossing near Donna Texas.

Yah, MX doesn't need no stinkin' prescription.

My wife was there yesterday and checked about getting her Victosa cheaper. No prescription required and cheaper than at home. Not covered by our medical in Canada. Macktee