Medical/supplemental insurance for India
Nov 12th, 2014, 03:31 PM
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I had a funny encounter with my pharmacist today. I asked if my insurance would cover Rifaximin so she looked it up for me and gave me the following information: 200mg for 30 tabs would cost me $134. 550 mg for 30 tabs would cost me $10. Duh.....
Coincidentally, she lived in India for 15 years and she told me that it is really easy to get it in India although she was unaware of it being used as a preventative as opposed to treatment. Well, we have 2 months to decide how to take it. (PS, got our visas yesterday).
CC, thanks for the link to the Lancet article.
Coincidentally, she lived in India for 15 years and she told me that it is really easy to get it in India although she was unaware of it being used as a preventative as opposed to treatment. Well, we have 2 months to decide how to take it. (PS, got our visas yesterday).
CC, thanks for the link to the Lancet article.
