Every morning I swallow a bitter pill. Actually, the medicine itself isn’t all that bitter. It’s no different from any of the other medicines I take that make it possible for me to function at home and at work by controlling things like allergies and gastro esophageal reflux disease. It didn’t actually taste any differently this morning than it does any other morning. At least not in the literal sense.
I’ve been reluctant to sit down and figure out how exactly much my medicines cost me every month, but my co-pays add up to somewhere between $150 to $200 per month, after insurance. That’s not a whole lot compared to what many other people pay, I admit. Still, anytime there’s a chance of reducing a monthly expense, I’m happy.
