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Where to purchase 7% saline without prescription?
Hi friends,
I’m having hard time getting 7% saline- my insurance doesn’t cover it.
If I purchase it with cash from my pharmacy, I was told, I risk to lose my insurance.
Do you know of places that sell legitimate 7% saline without prescription?
I’m tired of making it, it takes a lot of time every day.
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@crjander
Oh now I think I get it. You use goodrx for three month supply for approx $48 cost if I recall, but even at one month goodrx cost is $22. I’m going to try that next time. Thank you for clarifying and saving me a pretty penny 🙂
@debusa Those are pretty good prices. Mine is $15 for 60 vials with insurance, so $45 for 3 months if used twice a day. Luckily I now only use 2-3 times per week, unless I feel something coming on. Then my emergency plan calls for jumping right to 2x daily.
@jgb1997 Do you use it for bronchiectasis as a nabulizer?
I just got it , but there is nota a word “ sterile” anywhere on the box.
Regarding “Res-Ease 7% Saline” from Amazon. I just emailed the company (9/29) for clarification. My box does say “Sterile” (picture attached) but I see no mention of sterile in the product description on Amazon (?)
I will post when the company responds.
@lindenflower pls see comment posted
@irenea8
Do you get sterile 7%. When I ordered last time, it did not say "sterile".
@lindenflower Same here, there is no sterile anywhere on the box, so I no longer order from them. I use Lifestar which clearly states "Sterile"
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My box doesn’t say that even though the picture in Amazon did.
@muon
I get mine through the pharmacy with Drs prescription so they must be sterile. But on occasion i have ordered through Amazon. If I do so again I will check about it saying sterile or not.
@muon Thank you!