I have been taking Oracea for a while with positive results. I went to get it refilled and was told the company is no longer honoring the 25.00.
Is this true everywhere ?
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Oracea $25.00 deal
by after-exile on Fri Jul 02, 2010 11:56 am
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Re: Oracea $25.00 deal
by Erik on Sat Jul 03, 2010 6:29 pm
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Re: Oracea $25.00 deal
by CrabbyCathy on Sun Jul 04, 2010 4:54 am
The website still says you can get the $25 price if you have their card?
http://www.oracea.com/Consumer/AboutOra ... vings.aspx
Erik, can your doctor write your prescription for a 2-3 months' supply at a time, so that you only pay your co-pay once every 2-3 months? That's what my derm did for me. Or your insurance insists on that amount of $ for 15 pills?
http://www.oracea.com/Consumer/AboutOra ... vings.aspx
Erik, can your doctor write your prescription for a 2-3 months' supply at a time, so that you only pay your co-pay once every 2-3 months? That's what my derm did for me. Or your insurance insists on that amount of $ for 15 pills?
Cathy 
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Re: Oracea $25.00 deal
by DavidM on Wed Sep 01, 2010 11:43 pm
Yikes! I have heard a lot about Oracea (mostly from their own commercials), but haven't tried it yet.
Have others had the same experience in regards to their 'bait & switch'?
More importantly, does it work?
Have others had the same experience in regards to their 'bait & switch'?
More importantly, does it work?
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