@passerby
I did....Because I go to an infusion center for injections, it is covered by Medicare Part B and co-insurance (after a deductible of $257), therefore, my cost is $0.

My honest opinion is that it all depends on each individual's specific situation, medically and financially. My family has a history of heart disease, but fortunately, I have been managing my high cholesterol for years and have tried to maintain a healthy diet, etc. When I decided to take Evenity, I spoke with my cardiologist, who had treated both my parents as well, and he agreed I should take it. Therefore, it made my decision easier. Yes, I was afraid of the side effects; however, I felt I should try. Evenity did help my bones, so it worked for me. Hoping my second go-around with Evenity will be successful as well.

Please let me know if you would like more information.