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Looking for meds - post here? Or where?

Mom2ReeseMom2Reese member
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We are getting things all set up for our Donor Embryo cycle for April/May. We have chosen the donor and the next step is getting all our finances in order. 

 I thought it wouldn't hurt to ask if anyone has an Vivelle patches leftover from any cycle or Progesterone in cotton seed oil that won't expire before May/June. Anyone here? Or should I ask on another board? 

 

Thanks ladies :-) 

Wife for 6 years. Mommy to Reese, 3, after IVF. IUI #1 5/07 = BFN. IVF #1 7/07 = BFP (Reese :-)) FET #1 7/10 = BFN. FET #2 4/11 = BFN. IUI #2 9/11 = BFN. IUI #3 (with donor sperm) 11/11 = BFN. IVF with DE 5/12 = BFP! Beta #1 = 222. Beta #2 = 613. First u/s 6/9 due to bleeding and cramping = saw one beautiful baby! EED 2/3/13 M/C on 6/12/12 at 6 weeks. At a crossroads with our next steps... Read about my journey at: www.clayandjobeth.blogspot.com
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  • nikinikininenikinikinine member
    I believe there is still an OOPMeds Coordinator the old email is oopmeds@yahoo.com
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  • Mom2ReeseMom2Reese member
    I should mention - we are OOP For everything. Have been for every cycle and procedure we've done. We are at the end of our money,...really feel this DE cycle is our last chance due to $$$. So, I'm trying to find somehow, some way to cut some costs. Thanks! 
    Wife for 6 years. Mommy to Reese, 3, after IVF. IUI #1 5/07 = BFN. IVF #1 7/07 = BFP (Reese :-)) FET #1 7/10 = BFN. FET #2 4/11 = BFN. IUI #2 9/11 = BFN. IUI #3 (with donor sperm) 11/11 = BFN. IVF with DE 5/12 = BFP! Beta #1 = 222. Beta #2 = 613. First u/s 6/9 due to bleeding and cramping = saw one beautiful baby! EED 2/3/13 M/C on 6/12/12 at 6 weeks. At a crossroads with our next steps... Read about my journey at: www.clayandjobeth.blogspot.com
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  • Mom2ReeseMom2Reese member

    imagenikinikinine:
    I believe there is still an OOPMeds Coordinator the old email is oopmeds@yahoo.com

     

    Thank you!  I'll give that a try! 

    Wife for 6 years. Mommy to Reese, 3, after IVF. IUI #1 5/07 = BFN. IVF #1 7/07 = BFP (Reese :-)) FET #1 7/10 = BFN. FET #2 4/11 = BFN. IUI #2 9/11 = BFN. IUI #3 (with donor sperm) 11/11 = BFN. IVF with DE 5/12 = BFP! Beta #1 = 222. Beta #2 = 613. First u/s 6/9 due to bleeding and cramping = saw one beautiful baby! EED 2/3/13 M/C on 6/12/12 at 6 weeks. At a crossroads with our next steps... Read about my journey at: www.clayandjobeth.blogspot.com
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  • krissyh21krissyh21 member
    Both drugs needed for a FET may be covered by insurance because they are not soley used for creating a baby. I had no stim. med coverage but had both estrace (the pill for of estrogen) and Progesterone were covered. Check with your RE/insurance.
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  • Aaron'sAlliAaron'sAlli

    imagekrissyh21:
    Both drugs needed for a FET may be covered by insurance because they are not soley used for creating a baby. I had no stim. med coverage but had both estrace (the pill for of estrogen) and Progesterone were covered. Check with your RE/insurance.

    This.

    The Vivelle was covered as well as the estrace and progesterone. It was only a co-pay for us even though we had exceeded our fertility coverage and were OOP. Estrace (generic) was $5 for 90 days and PIO was $40 for 60 days worth. The Vivelle was pricier (no generic) but not bad in the scheme of things.

    Also, skip a phone call to your insurance company. They don't know what they're talking about half the time. Have your RE call the prescription in and let the pharmacy run the RX's. That is the most accurate way to figure out what is covered and at what cost to you.  

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  • Mom2ReeseMom2Reese member
    Very good info. I've been on progesterone in the past and it's been very expensive. Thanks for the info!!! :-)
    Wife for 6 years. Mommy to Reese, 3, after IVF. IUI #1 5/07 = BFN. IVF #1 7/07 = BFP (Reese :-)) FET #1 7/10 = BFN. FET #2 4/11 = BFN. IUI #2 9/11 = BFN. IUI #3 (with donor sperm) 11/11 = BFN. IVF with DE 5/12 = BFP! Beta #1 = 222. Beta #2 = 613. First u/s 6/9 due to bleeding and cramping = saw one beautiful baby! EED 2/3/13 M/C on 6/12/12 at 6 weeks. At a crossroads with our next steps... Read about my journey at: www.clayandjobeth.blogspot.com
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