Switching to Latuda
I was afraid this would happen. Switching meds. would be a huge pain in the butt. I suspected I was becoming immune to Venalfaxine but too afraid to switch. I was afraid the new med. would make me feel worse or I wouldn't be able to afford it. The latter happened. I'm now trying to get through the huge obstacle coarse to get coverage so I can afford my new med. It's a sad commentary on our society when greedy pharmacuticle companies jack up the prices on meds. so can't possibly afford them out of pocket. My current med. is over $1400 out of pocket. Outrageous! Do they think everyone are billionares? No, and far from it.
It takes a lot of searching and phones calls to finally afford your med. I just bought some supplimental insurance. I don't know if it will. I will have to call them tomorrow(Monday) to see if I need a pre authorization or what to do next. A that's another thing. All facets of healthcare is so expensive that you need more than one insurance policy to afford care in many cases. There's something wrong with that.
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