Esmy

Oh, please forgive my misunderstanding! I am thirty-seven years old and have absolutely no children, nor do I have any intention of ever having them. As it turns out, I am quite useless to you in that particular regard, aren't I? 😢

Still, I really appreciate it 😉

I was wondering... how long did it take for your period to actually come back after you stopped taking Amy?

Day 32

Jessica Davis66 said:Day 32

Thanks for getting back to me 😉
It’s actually day 33 for me since I stopped taking Amy, and still nothing... just waiting... 🙄

Starting a new thread here—has anyone been picking up their groceries or supplies in Canada lately? I’m trying to get a feel for the prices over there, because honestly, everything in America feels ridiculously overpriced right now... 👎

What’s the typical cost here in the US, and can I get this covered through my supplemental insurance plan?

Susan Thompson4 said:how much does this cost here in the States, and can you get it with a prescription covered by supplemental insurance?

$0.40 one box (28 tablets)
you're looking at full price... insurance won't touch it

Susan Thompson4 said:What’s the cost here in the States, and can you get it covered by your supplemental insurance if you have a prescription?

My doctor at the Mayo Clinic mentioned there’s a co-pay $167 per box, but honestly, if you switch your coverage over to State Farm, they actually cover the basic plan for free during that first year; even if you end up paying for both types of insurance for a few months, it still works out to be way cheaper overall.

David Carter4 said:My doctor over at the Mayo Clinic told me there’s an extra fee... $167 It’s all about the coverage, really... but if you decide to switch over to State Farm, they actually cover the B-list for free during that first year. Even if you end up paying for both policies for a few months, the math still works out because the savings on the premium are way more significant than that extra bit of overlap...

Thanks. 🙂

Bringing this thread back up. I’ve heard that Amy can actually be used for extended periods—provided you’ve already cleared it with some liver tests first.
Is anyone else here currently using it?