A real life example of just how bad Obamacare is (Page 17): That is happening everywhere, I said from the start it was worthless, but this one TROLL that says it is not what people...

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Blade_Runner wrote:

Another example of O-care idiocy.

13,000 enrollees set up their premium payment accounts to allow the Obama regime to automatically withdraw electronic payment. Their latest premium payment was triple charged. For those of you in Rio Linda, that means these fools paid 3 times the scheduled premium amount.

Now they are going through a mountain of government red-tape to correct the situation.

That is happening everywhere, I said from the start it was worthless, but this one TROLL that says it is not what people think, also said didn't go far enough, now how crazy is that?? The P P A C A was passed in the middle of night and only the Dumborats v**ed for it, and all a bunch of lies, it's nothing like any insurance I have seen or heard of
nothing but garbage, worthless. Should be put in the garbage can and hauled to the dump at Obama and Gruber's place in Kenya.. The P P A C A, is what oblowhole called it patient protection & Affordable Care Act, what a JOKE that is. It isn't affordable, should be called UNAFFORDABLE Care Act!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

bmac32 Loc: West Florida

Now your acting the fool!

migeli wrote:

I got smashed on some real good weed,then bought s... (show quote)

Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON

bmac32 wrote:

Now your acting the fool!

"Acting"?

bmac32 Loc: West Florida

Can't see him, he may be bored! His writing are boring to me.

Blade_Runner wrote:

"Acting"?

Docadhoc Loc: Elsewhere

migeli wrote:

Yeb,that was a pretty horrid one wasn't it.But I am in a situation where I need to amuse myself,and everyone here is too serious.However you do have the "choice " to ignore my comments completely.However there won't be any more out of me tonight.So you can relax.I appreciate your wise advice,although sometimes I just can't help myself.

I understand. When I reply I am showing respect in that I haven't written my intended off as a total loss. Lol

mongo Loc: TEXAS

BOHICA wrote:

My best friend is suffering from stage three COPD. One of the medications he was using to control it is no longer covered by his insurance provider, because it's too expensive. He has been having severe difficulty breathing as a result. His doctors are trying to find something else that works, but after trying two different medications that do absolutely nothing for him, it's not looking good. So, could someone please tell me why Obamacare is so wonderful? I must have missed something.

I go to south america for many of the medications my family and I need. Most can be purchased without a prescription and sold over the counter cheap. If your friend does a search for the meds he needs, he may be able to pay on the phone and have them shipped. My mother had severe COPD and was amazed how much cheaper the same medication she had a prescription for cost.

SEMPER FI

bmac32 Loc: West Florida

Wife has COPD, get the same thing from Canada as sold here for 1/3 the price.

mongo wrote:

I go to south america for many of the medications my family and I need. Most can be purchased without a prescription and sold over the counter cheap. If your friend does a search for the meds he needs, he may be able to pay on the phone and have them shipped. My mother had severe COPD and was amazed how much cheaper the same medication she had a prescription for cost.

SEMPER FI

Docadhoc Loc: Elsewhere

bmac32 wrote:

Wife has COPD, get the same thing from Canada as sold here for 1/3 the price.

Not trying to be a wet blanket here but you must be careful. Many countries do not force standardisation of prescription drugs.

The result is that some manufacturers use dubious fillers and dosages vary considerably from what they are labled to be. Chances are you have found some good suppliers who are careful regarding whom the buy their stock from, but be sure to stay with the ones that you havennonproblems with.

Bad prescription drugs can be worse than no prescription drugs at all.

bmac32 Loc: West Florida

No your smart. We had these tested, her doctor sent them out to be compared with what was getting here. She's been using the same brand, same company and same supplier for close to two years. Your quite right when it comes to where it's manufactured and very one should be careful and that includes US drugs. Some very nasty stuff out there!

Docadhoc wrote:

Not trying to be a wet blanket here but you must b... (show quote)

Docadhoc Loc: Elsewhere

bmac32 wrote:

No your smart. We had these tested, her doctor sent them out to be compared with what was getting here. She's been using the same brand, same company and same supplier for close to two years. Your quite right when it comes to where it's manufactured and very one should be careful and that includes US drugs. Some very nasty stuff out there!

Good job. Outstanding.

bmac32 Loc: West Florida

Usually when something is this cheap it may not be the real thing (3 for 1) so we were very careful. I asked her doctor is she had anyway to test them, she knew of a lab that tests drugs for f**es at $50 so we jumped. They came boxed just like the US drug. We pay $290 plus $10 shipping for 3 vs $315 per from Sams Club.

Docadhoc wrote:

Good job. Outstanding.

Docadhoc Loc: Elsewhere

bmac32 wrote:

Usually when something is this cheap it may not be the real thing (3 for 1) so we were very careful. I asked her doctor is she had anyway to test them, she knew of a lab that tests drugs for f**es at $50 so we jumped. They came boxed just like the US drug. We pay $290 plus $10 shipping for 3 vs $315 per from Sams Club.

Spot on. Canada has decent control of the quality of most drugs, plus they OTC some things not available in the states such as ibuprofin or acetaminophen with a light dose of codein. No Rx becessary. Some decongestants etc also are available OTC.

I wish.more people took your sensible approach. If enough people do, we could see a drop in Rx pricing here.