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A member asked:
I am on tresiba and humalog. tresiba has basically saved my life. levemir never worked for me. my question is this. i'll be on medicare soon and these drugs are way too expensive. is there an alternative that works the same but cheaper?
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Not any : cheaper alternatives, however contacting the companies and prescription assistance programs, can sometimes be helpful, at receiving medications at a reduced cost. Also ask your doctor as other options could exist for your specific case.
Answered 11/26/2019
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