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Re: Off Topic- lowering cholesterol
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Posted by B-maniac on April 02, 2007 at 18:35:18 from (207.241.134.170):
In Reply to: Re: Off Topic- lowering cholesterol posted by Stan - Florida on April 02, 2007 at 18:02:27:
Hey Stan , see if the Doc will let you try Zetia. Might be cheaper. Works in your intestinal track to block absorbtion of cholestrol forming fats. Worked good on me. Well my wife just told me they were about the same. $110 for Zetia and $108 for Crestor. That's for 1 a day for a month. We pay 20% co-pay on our B/C ins so isn't bad but I see your point if ya don't have script. coverage. With what we waist trying to defend and rebuild other countries we could fund coverage for all our LEGAL citizens!! We have 1/3 of our pop. retired without script coverage and 1/3 of our pop. (from 18yrs-30yrs old) that are deprived of a 40 hr + bennefits job because that's how companies save money these days. That leaves 1/3 of our adult pop. that has some sort of script coverage. We can't be an effective world power if we can't even get our own house in order. We lose more people to violence and murder in this country every year than we do in Iraq. WHERE should we REALLY be fighting TERRORISM?? Sorry for the OT venting. Have a good week , Stan.
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