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https://www.canadianinsulin.com/
You can get insulin and glucagon kits for fractions of the cost of insulin in America. They take U.S. prescriptions. They will ship your insulin on ice to America. You can buy in bulk and save money. Check out the websites and call them if you have questions. I spoke to a guy at Mark's Marine Pharmacy today and asked him about the insulin coming through customs since some people think their packages will get held up in customs. He told me if that was the case, that they wouldn't be shipping the insulin out of the country and would tell you they couldn't do it before they processed your order. It's the same insulin you buy in America, they are able to sell it to you for cheap because there are no Pharmacy Benefit Mangers and Insurance companies to take the profits out of the price. This is the way insulin should be available in America, not processing through insurance - make it available without a prescription.
Other options for getting help with your insulin include using manufacturer coupons from NovoNordisk and Sanofi websites
https://www.novocare.com/novolog/savings-card.html
https://www.lantus.com/sign-up/savings-and-support
And........using the Eli Lilly websites to see if you qualify for financial help. The two websites for Eli Lilly are: https://lillypad.lilly.com/ - phone # 833-808-1234. This website was set up to help government employees affected by the shutdown that aren't getting paid and have no money for their copays. They may also have other offerings for you even if you're not a government employee.
https://www.lillycares.com/ is the website where you can see if you qualify for financial assistance which is based on your income. Their number is 317-276-2000.
You can also check with your hospital pharmacies. They sometimes offer you the ability to get your prescriptions filled there and charge you what the hospital pays for the insulin.