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Prescribed Tymlos after Evenity
Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Feb 25 2:33pm | Replies (99)Comment receiving replies
@laujodrik I certainly understand your concerns. As I've mentioned, you can start out on a lower dose of Tymlos if your doctor is amenable to that. Have you looked into Radius Assist? I don't know if you would be eligible, but they do offer financial assistance for those who meet their criteria for eligibility. Best wishes to you!
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I don’t think I would qualify for Radius Assistance. Who are they affiliated with? I saw with Forteo years ago I couldn’t have more than an adjusted income $37,000.00.
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I’m not rich, but too rich to go on assistance. I can handle the cost. I heard that Forteo has a genetic now. When I checked online the Tymlos would be close to $3,000 a month and the Forto was $600 with GoodRx. It’s going to be a bit of a struggle considering I am retired. Thank goodness I was a saver. I owned a travel agency. I don’t have a choice and without a bone density meds I’ll start breaking bones. I will ask my dr if I can start on a lower amount for now. When I get anxious my heart rate goes up and I heard with these meds they go up too.