I hate my insurance company

[J-Dogg]

Not really meaning to insult anyone here, but us here, and you, know that having your insurance company pay for your accutane is taking advantage of the system.

I feel the same way about anti-depressants people take. They take $200 in anti-depressants a month, and complain about $150 premiums. You want to take $700 in prescription drugs a month, and pay a fraction of that in monthly premiums.

For the people who are using the insurance as it's intended to be used for, are paying larger premiums to cover the extra cost people like you accrude.

It's not your fault really, but it's a flawed system that things like this are even covered.

[Immortal Soldier]

Not really meaning to insult anyone here, but us here, and you, know that having your insurance company pay for your accutane is taking advantage of the system.

I feel the same way about anti-depressants people take. They take $200 in anti-depressants a month, and complain about $150 premiums. You want to take $700 in prescription drugs a month, and pay a fraction of that in monthly premiums.

For the people who are using the insurance as it's intended to be used for, are paying larger premiums to cover the extra cost people like you accrude.

It's not your fault really, but it's a flawed system that things like this are even covered.

I am not on accutane, never said I was. I am on dorryx, it eliminates acne by blocking protein synthesis in bacteria that cause acne causing them to die.

Look, I don't go to the doctor and say "give me the most expensive antibiotic you got so I can fvck over all the other people who use my the same insurance company".

In fact I got prescribed it on luck, I went in to a dermatologist to get my skin tag on my back removed and while I was there she said do you want something for your back acne? And I was like sure. She told me it was expensive, but I didn't know it would be 500 dollars.

But yeah my acne is a little worse than your common acne, my back bleeds meaning I have to wear an undershirt on all my clothes because just the clothing rubbing against the skin causes the pimples to rupture and bleed like a motherfvcker. I have bleed through shirts during workouts and I have stained countless undershirts.

Apparently blood doesn't wash out, it stains.


I am also prescribed Ambien (for sleep related problems), Zoloft (for aniexty), yet both of these pills cost 35 dollars WITHOUT INSURANCE so co-pay brings it down to 20 dollars.


What I don't get is how the fvck 10 pills of cialis costs 189 dollars?