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I searched, but can't find any threads on this topic. My youngest son was just prescribed Omnitrope in the 10 mg/cartridge (six cartridges per month), but they want an obscene amount of money for that shit. You'd have to be fairly wealthy to be able to afford it and insurance won't touch it. I have to find a better option.
 
Why won’t insurance touch it? Are they requiring a prior authorization? There are only a few things HGH can be medically written for. It’s not really my business but is it being used off label (ie height protocol)?
 
I was on omnitrope for a long time at 700 dollar a vial that lasts 2 weeks. I was prescried it through a TRT clinic. When done that way, insurance wont pay. IF your son actually has a conditon, insurance should pay almost full amount. Whats the deal wih your son. Who prescribd it. I switched to iron lion and checked my levels. Gave me same results via bloodwork. 700 bucks a vial turned to 700 bucks lasting me many many months.
 
LiverKing01 said:
I was on omnitrope for a long time at 700 dollar a vial that lasts 2 weeks. I was prescried it through a TRT clinic. When done that way, insurance wont pay. IF your son actually has a conditon, insurance should pay almost full amount. Whats the deal wih your son. Who prescribd it. I switched to iron lion and checked my levels. Gave me same results via bloodwork. 700 bucks a vial turned to 700 bucks lasting me many many months.
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Endocrinologist prescribed it for growth, but insurance says it’s not a medical condition. And they’re right, it’s not. I’ve spent the better part of six months going back and forth with them as has the endo, but in the end they told me to F off. So here I am. :D
 
Machforce1 said:
Endocrinologist prescribed it for growth, but insurance says it’s not a medical condition. And they’re right, it’s not. I’ve spent the better part of six months going back and forth with them as has the endo, but in the end they told me to F off. So here I am. :D
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Yeah regretfully they won’t cover it for that. I’ll pm you
 

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