re: #128 compound idaho

Not at the truck stop, but at the WalMart Pharmacy for < $20/mo.

Precisely why should there be one routine medication used by many if not most American women during their lives that doesn’t get covered by health insurance? Why should I pay a ten-dollar copay for my antidepressants, my antibiotics, my inhaler for bronchitis wheezing, but thirty bucks a month (never twenty that I can recall) for my birth control?

I did it for years because I worked for Catholic schools, but that was something I was willing to put up with, although I had some choice words about it at times. In general, it sucks.

Also, you need a prescriber. If you don’t HAVE health insurance, that’s often Planned Parenthood, who I have also used, which is why I tend to frown on politicians who treat them like the devil.