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I'm so sorry to hear that. It's worth asking around, because some of the people in this forum seem to have insurance that places a cap on their co-pays, so that it stops after (say) a few thousand dollars. I don't know enough about U.S. insurance to offer any concrete information, but fingers crossed that there are options available for you.

I could just afford US 920 (CAD 1,300) / month, but it would put a cramp in my family's standard of living. If I had to add an even bigger co-pay for Erleada, I don't know how we'd manage for long without burning through our retirement savings. I hope you find some better options.

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Got some great news this week regarding my cost for Orgovyx. First I was told my co pay would be $920.00 per month. Then Dana Farber took action on my behalf and somehow got a “Voucher ” for my first 30 pills and I had to pay Zero. Wow so great. And their financial department is looking into a way to reduce future cost for me. So not only is their care outstanding their help with the financial end is amazing. Started taking the Orgovyx on 12/5 and supposed to take it for 18 months. Start radiation after two months of Orgovyx. I enjoy reading the discussions from everyone. Thank you.
Ken Porter