Google prescription assistance. There are plans that the pharmas have that can help. If you don't have insurance, some companies will give you a year's supply for free.

With as little money as possible

I sell kidneys. Ok, kidding aside, I'm in the same boat.

Move to New Zealand. I don't pay anything and those who do usually only pay $3.00 per prescription.

yeah my aunt works for social services in NZ and keeps telling me to move home to get free meds and some assistance. We pay for meds here or should I say I certainly do. It all adds up but not enough for me to get in the special threshold each year. If only they realised it is cheaper to keep us well rather than in hospital

Insurance

fortunately i only have a $5 copay, hoping that doesn't change when dh union contract comes up for re-election.

Ha, it is a government plot to kill us all off. They figure if they make it impossible for us to get meds, we'll off ourselves, thus making the world a better place for the normies.

Hmm, I was going for funny but no, didn't work. More sad and paranoid and probably true than funny.

List your meds.....that's one way we can help....until then its a crap shoot.

When my pdoc was putting me on meds I made damn well sure that they were generic....that I could get them for cheap. Then worked up from there. Now I do have to get my Topamax and Lamictal from Canada, but even so, its not so bad because I get my pdoc to overprescribe so I can get a better deal and just cut the pills down to size.

Free from the NHS in the UK.

I made sure my doc put me on all generics. I pay like $5 for each of them, except my haldol injection. It's like $25 for a 500ml vial.

Someone told me about medsforneedy.com, it is supposed to help people like you (I'm in the same boat too, so I will be looking into it too). The other one was medsforcheap.com or something like that I spoke to them and they get their meds thru Canada mailorder, now that I am on cheaper meds that have generics maybe I will breathe easier. Thanks to divorce, this is where I am also. Good luck to you and keep us posted. There are alot of people here in this predicament, but are ashamed to speak out...Maria J.

like traffic I don't pay for meds because I live in UK but only because I don't pay for prescriptions otherwise prescription charges mount up especially if you are on a cocktail of different drugs - basically any one whose working or who has more than 6000 in savings pays for prescriptions. At least there is a system to help you and all other treatment on the NHS like seeing your psychiatrist etc is free.

Samples if you can get them...

Thank god my insurance pays for most or all. And I'm very thankful that my ex wife pays the co pay if I can't.