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Besides Liberty Medical, what other places provide the free diabetic testing supplies.? |
If you have used them, how do you rate their service? The company I use works with lots of different insurances. If I were to use my insurance and buy my supplies over the counter (at a local pharmacy) or even through my "perscription by mail service" provided by my insurance company, I would still have to pay a co-pay. The company I use does it in such a way that I don't have to pay a cent and never see a bill. I don't even have to re-order. These lovely little boxes just show up on my doorstep full of test strips, lancets every other month. I'm not sure that your experience would be the same, but I highly recommend checking them out. Check out Our website, We use A-Plus medical supply and they are GREAT. Never a copay or deductible for insulin, supplies, everything. Check the advertising section at the back of diabetes magazines. I've seen ads in some of them, but I don't remember the names of the companies. |
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