I've been jacked around by the medical system. I couldn't get catheters for months and suffered in almost intolerable pain. And so, I got into the habit of stockpiling supplies when they became available.
I had a good run on enzalutamide (Xtandi)—almost 3 years. Over those years, I managed to squirrel away several bottles of the stuff. Now I don't know what to do with them. I hate to see them go to waste. Impoverished as I've become through the four-year cancer battle, it would be nice to make a few bucks—although I expect that the drug manufacturers have paid for laws to prevent that.
What to do?
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I suspect that offering them at a substantially reduced price from what the drug manufacturer sold them for would be looked upon by the Almighty with favor.
Really? I just received Erleada direct from the manufacturer in a plastic bag, via UPS as if it were a replacement printer cartridge. That'd be $14,131/mo if I could afford the cash price.
Whether you send drugs or another banned substance through the U.S. postal system or a private carrier, it is always illegal. In fact, it is against the law to send any type of illegal drug, whether that is marijuana, heroin or even a prescription drug for which you have a valid prescription.
Hi, can I ask what happens now treatment wise for you after the Enzo?My husband was diagnosed same year as you, ADT docetaxel chemo now been on xtandi since last October. Just wondering what options there are when this fails?
We live in UK so very fortunate that all medications are free on NHS.
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