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      Prescription Costs

      Hello,
      Can anyone tell us the cost of prescriptions in oz
      and also do children have to pay ?

      :p
      Thanks

      Louise

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      Hi

      Kids do have to pay.

      There is a limit on your prescriptions in that you pay $1059 and then a lower rate kicks in. If you are on concessions thereafter your prescrptions are free and if not then they are down to about $4.00.

      How much you pay for a prescription depends on the item - I paid $60 dollars plus for 2 inhalers recently which is $31.40 each, if memory serves.

      Some stuff can be bought over the counter which is cheaper.

      Libby
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      Arrived Adelaide April 07

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      I got stung (literally) for my perscription. When I went on holiday I was unfortunate enough to lean back on a hairy catapiller that was crawling along the top of my chair.
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      The doctor prescribed antibiotics and topical cream. It set me back $65 dollars!
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      In the UK GP's prescribe by the generic name for each medication, where as here in aus they all seem to use specific brands, which are quite often a lot more expensive that generic drugs, when you visit the doctor ask him to prescribe generically it'll save you a fortune in the long run.

      Libby dont know what inhalers you got but if it was sabutalmol/ventalin then i know Asmol is a lot cheaper then the brand name
      Maria

     

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