do you need a prescription for deplin or can you get it over the counter some coverage does not pay

how much is it with the coupon

http://www.familymeds.com/online-pharmacy/Drug_Details.aspx?variantid=19180&gpi=26718

$44 for 30 pills is the cheapest I found with out the coupon which is only good at cvs and without it they wanted $56

I checked out the assistance program on the Deplin site and though it may be good it is not available in my area.  Precisely speaking, my  adult son takes deplin (at $59.00) and in order to get the card you have to have a participating pharmacy.  There is none anywhere near me.  Frustrating.  His SSI/SSDI amounts to about $650.00 a month and that outlay is alot.

Just my input.

Hello. In response, any doctor can fill out a form called a TAR (I'm unsure what that stands for), and I believe the insurance has to comply.  Check with your doctor and see if he/she can do a TAR.

Recently, I needed a NAME BRAND med, instead of the GENERIC for a diabetic med. My doctor filled out a TAR, and Blue Cross had to comply.  It was more expensive than the Generic, but the pharmacy was able to give it to me.

I am a Psychotherapist, and have seen this done a number of times.

Good luck