I need help getting insulin I have no money do you know where I can get it?

Question

I live in Hillsdale mi

Answer 1

Try http://needymeds.com

They will provide you with the information you need to get your medication.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

check with the red cross, Salvation Army, social services to get your medication asap for future supply of insulin get ahold of the drug company. The drug company's have programs that are free to the public (low income) all they require is proof of income and a script. Your Dr. office should be able to help guide you thru this and give you the phone numbers you will need to contact drug company.

Answer 4

in many places you can go to a state or county hospital (the ones that can't turn you away if you can't pay) and they will give you some insulin, some will have you pay a LOW price, but many will give you a small bottle.

Answer 5

What country do you live in? We need some more info to help you.

Answer 6

have you gone to social services, they should help you especially as it is a life threating illness. also try rehab some times they can get social services off their buttom and help you. good luck and God Bless you