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Alternative to Trelegy for COPD
Trelegy is way too expensive for me, I'm open to affordable options.
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Hi What Wellcare plan is this I looked at them but couldn’t find where you can get this Trelegy for 13 dollars Could you let me know which one Thank you
My husband uses Trelegy and has no out-of-pocket expense. He has coverage through Medicare and United Healthcare.
Go to the Trelegy Manufacturer's website. They have a program forTrelegy if you qualify. They reimburse you for your copay amount up to 1800.00. worth the time and trouble. There are several companies with similar programs if you check.
I pay $128 for 3 months (90 days) supply. Canadianprescriptiondrugstore.com
I’ve used this company for 3 years. Since Trelegy is coming from Turkey or India it takes about 3-4 weeks for you to get it.
For me it’s worth it
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4 ReactionsYes, name brand
I would also like to know what Wellcare plan. My Wellcare wants $528 dollars for 1st ! Said it would go down to $161 after $2000 out of pocket. Trelegy website said I could not get assistance since on Medicare.
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2 ReactionsI have used them for over 20 years.
They can be trusted 100 %.
Luckly I get Elipta for nothing in the UK but ....
@pjs27 I have used Canadian Prescription Drug Store for a couple of years. Here is a screenshot with 2 options on Trelegy but they have more options available. I noticed another comment about them. I would recommend. As stated in the other comment, allow plenty of time for shipping.
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1 Reaction@stevelc Thanks. I am currently using Breyna inhaler. It is working very well for me. I got a 3 month supply for $119.
@palepa Medicare Part A and Part B and United Healthcare do not cover medications. You need a separate prescription plan which is part D. Wow! Lucky him to get it for free. My Trelegy costs way over $100 for a 30 days supply.