Switching from Generic finasteride to Propecia

[mayo783]

I was just wondering if anyone had any ideas about making the switch from generic finasteride to Propecia. Im taking finpecia from Inhouse Pharmacy for 5 months now, but now that I finally got some medical coverage Im thinking about trying to get prescription propecia.

It seems like there wouldnt be any issues, assuming that the finasteride from Inhouse is legit, but just wanted to get some input and hopefully hear from somepeople who've done this before.


thank you

 

[jonsie150]

the thing is, even with coverage, the propecia probably won't be covered. i think proscar, however, is covered. so you should ask your doctor to prescribe proscar (and explain to him that you're going to cut it up to match the dosages in propecia). propecia will cost $70 a month, with or without coverage

 

[dienes]

Not true. My propecia is 100% covered by VA insurance.

 

[mayo783]

Is tha VA as in veteran affairs? I got my prescription through the Veteran Affairs and they said it wasnt covered

 

[grove12345]

Is tha VA as in veteran affairs? I got my prescription through the Veteran Affairs and they said it wasnt covered

yup same for me.

and to make things worse, the Dr wont cover hairloss.

So you cant be like oh just give me proscar. B/c the only way to get proscar through the VA is to actually have prostate problems.

So Va doesnt cover hairloss in the lease bit. Unless????????

Can anyone give me a site that does online prescriptions. I ran into 2 of them both, dont cover Florida residents for some reason.