Cialis Question

I use alldaychemist.com. shoot me an email.  Oh by the way we may be in your neck of the woods next weekend.  Going to Thebideaux for the festival.  Would love to have you guys meet us with us.

Cajun Jeff

The insurance company I used last year had a convenient calculator on their web site. You could log in with your member id number, select the medicine you were interested in, and the calculator would show you the list price, the discounted price at participating pharmacies, how much they would pay and how much I would have to kick in. Armed with this information I went to my doctor and got a scrip for Cialis for Daily Use (5mg). My out of pocket was supposed to be $135/mo and most of the difference between that and the much-higher list price was not from the "insurance pays" column but from the negotiated discount for participating pharmacies. My insurance company claimed they would be paying $85 per month. Believable. Seemed fair. I'd be out of pocket for two grand a year but, hey.

The problems was, as 142 mentioned, despite "covering" Cialis "For Daily Use" and having the fancy calculator that breaks the price down so neatly, the insurance would only pay for three pills a month. That, coincidentally, is the recommended dose for sexually sedentary spider monkeys and not that useful for me. And anyway, since the 5mg Cialis comes in packs of 15, there was no way to get those three pills.

Thus I found myself in the cash market which is very poorly served by the industry. I never did find any deeply discounted but non-sketchy prices on Cialis but I did find that I could get Levitra 20s for ten bucks a pop (10 a month) paying cash at Walmart. They can be cut in half and on an empty stomach that usually did the trick.