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How Much Does Testim Cost
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Testim by AuxiliumHas Testim been approved for treatment in HIV? Is this similar to Androgel? What can you tell me about either one? ...
Response from Nelson Vergel, B.S.Ch.E., M.B.A.
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No, like Androgel (the other testosterone gel in the market), Testim is approved for the treatment of hypogonadism (low blood levels of testosterone). It seems to be cheaper and 30 % better absorbed than Androgel, per manufacturer's claims. It...
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TestimNelson,My doc prescribed me testim 1 at one pack a day. My test levels are arond 700 but my... Read more »Testim1% 5gms or AndroGel 1% 5gmswhich works better I am 62 years old and started with Testim 1% 5 gm but my insurance sill only pay... Read more »
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High Drug Costs Could Jeopardize Brazil's No-Cost Antiretroviral ProgramThe rising cost of new antiretroviral drugs could jeopardize Brazil's program that provides the drugs to HIV-positive people in the country at no cost, the Boston Globe reports. As tens of thousands of people living with HIV/AIDS become... Read more »
Cost of HIV Drugs Cost Less Than Previously Thought, Clinton Foundation Study Says"Lack of money can no longer be considered a reason -- or an excuse -- for failing to treat all those with HIV who need drugs to stay alive, following game-changing work about to be published by the Clinton Foundation that shows the real cost is... Read more »
Cheap AIDS Drug Pioneer India Faces Many Hurdles on Own TurfIndia, while a pioneer in producing generic antiretrovirals (ARVs), is not providing low-cost treatment to many of its own 5.7 million HIV/AIDS patients, some activists and experts say. According to UNAIDS, only 55,000 Indians are receiving... Read more »
Indian Drugmaker Seeks to Make, Sell Generic Version of Pfizer's HIV DrugThe Indian drugmaker Natco Pharma "said Wednesday it has informed Pfizer Inc. that it wants to make and sell a low-cost generic version of the U.S. company's [drug] maraviroc for treating the HIV infection under a so-called 'compulsory license'... Read more »
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Posted by HivSenior, 2 Replies
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...
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I publish at no cost to anyone who receives it a News Letter titled POSITIVE OUTLOOK and have been for nearly a year and half. I not feeling 100% lately and was hoping that maybe some other POZ persons out there could help me collect information,... Read more » cost of hiv
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curious...what is the cost of hiv in terms of medical treatment...i am not currently on medicine and am curious what the disease costs some of you guys on an annual basis....thanks
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