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Need the Lantus medication free and is there drug companies that will give this medicine free?

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11/13/09

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Topics:Lantus , help paying for this medications or recieving the medication free

what medication makers will help with getting diabetic medications free, and I do not have medical insurance unable to afford my Lantus what pharmaceutial companies are willing to give this medication free?

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Susan

Sunday, November 15, 2009

Novo Nordisk Inc. is the best. They have a program for you. I take Levemir Flex Pen at night. It`s a long acting insulin and does well for me. Novo Nordisk makes both along with others. I mentioned to my doctor that I have no insurance and she helped me to get on a program that they have.

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