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aqualove77

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HIV MEDS IN PERU
#258767 - 10/30/11 08:00 PM

Does anyone know how accessible HIV meds are in Peru? how much do they cost? is there some sort of ADAP or assistance with getting HIV meds for an A1 type person?
any info will be greatly appreciated!!

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Pos_in_Thailand

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#259936 - 01/06/12 01:23 PM

I would contact the Red Cross and find out if they have their HIV clinic network there.

I live in Thailand, and get all my testing and meds through them. I get my Truvada + Stocrin (=Atripla) for about $100 USD per month. VL+CD4+CBC is about $66 USD. Genotyping is about $300 USD for a full menu.

The Red Cross is excellent - I would seek them out first every time.

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aqualove77

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#261262 - 02/19/12 07:53 AM

thanks for tip, will look into that.

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