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Cost of Atripla in Thailand General information
12/05/12 09:28 AM

I am currently receiving Atripla at a cost of $108.00 per month in Bangkok, Thailand. I have been positive for the last 6 years. The cost for me on Medicare in the USA would be $1200.00 per month. I make one trip each year and bring back to USA all necessary meds----No Problems

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Cost of Atripla in Thailand General information	HivSenior	12/05/12 09:28 AM
Re: Cost of Atripla in Thailand General information	YellowFever	12/08/12 09:52 AM
Re: Cost of Atripla in Thailand General information	cunta_stalwart	02/08/13 03:06 AM
Re: Cost of Atripla in Thailand General information	xas	02/09/13 09:48 AM
Re: Cost of Atripla in Thailand General information	cunta_stalwart	02/19/13 03:25 PM
Re: Cost of Atripla in Thailand General information	riverprincess	12/05/12 09:31 AM

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