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Please go to an Amyloidosis specialist if you have not already done so. There are grants that may cover the deductibles if you have Medicare insurance.
I use Blue Cross/Blue Shield and they pay entirely after I spend $75 for a few months (about six months). Have you asked the company for samples or called Pfizer Labs, Division of Pfizer Inc., New York, NY 100001. Another contact information is: www.vyndaqel.com (1-800-438-1985). I take (tafamidis) VYNDAMAX but your Doctors note (prescription) should include the drug he/she prefers.
Shirley, I agree with Paula. I have AL in heart and pretty advanced. After completing 7 mo of chemo which Medicare and Tricare paid for, I am on once monthly shot of Darzalex which is also covered by Medicare. Pls talk to your doc again.
I also have it in my heart, lunges, legs and hands. I'm on Vyndaqal. It's by the same company but much cheaper. You can also get help with the cost. Check with Pfizer.
Surely I agree with everyone who's written. I would also suggest contacting the company directly and seeing if they have medication refund program or something like that I'm not sure what they're called anymore. I think it's called a patient medication assistance program. Your provider should be able to give you the information since they're prescribing the medication. If not your local pharmacy .
You're in my thoughts dealing with all of this is not fun I know.