http://dailydose.righthealth.com/drug-related/pfizer-gives-away-free-medicines-to-unemployed/ We feature the one health item you simply cannot afford to miss. Fri, 19 Mar 2010 04:50:51 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://dailydose.righthealth.com/drug-related/pfizer-gives-away-free-medicines-to-unemployed/comment-page-1/#comment-807 penelope scott Wed, 27 May 2009 03:34:44 +0000 http://dailydose.righthealth.com/?p=1706#comment-807 My husband has been laid off since March 27 2009. I take Plavix and I am very scare to stop this Rx. I have taken it for 6 years after a Heart Attack. I do not have a drug coverage for Plavix. I am 60 years of age and not ready to die from a Heart Attack. Please, Please, can you help me with your free Plavix. Please write to me through my e mail. I live in Canada, and Canada is in a worse state than the USA. It would be nice to see that there is no discrimnaton. My husband has been laid off since March 27 2009.
I take Plavix and I am very scare to stop this Rx. I have taken it for 6 years after a Heart Attack. I do not have a drug coverage for Plavix. I am 60 years of age and not ready to die from a Heart Attack.
Please, Please, can you help me with your free Plavix.
Please write to me through my e mail.
I live in Canada, and Canada is in a worse state than the USA.
It would be nice to see that there is no discrimnaton.

]]> http://dailydose.righthealth.com/drug-related/pfizer-gives-away-free-medicines-to-unemployed/comment-page-1/#comment-805 Colleen Tue, 26 May 2009 23:39:17 +0000 http://dailydose.righthealth.com/?p=1706#comment-805 What? Generally speaking, these unemployed ppl will be receiving unemployment benefits for some time or become employed again. They are eligible for the Pfizer Friends discount program for drugs. While it may be very hard financially just the same, they are better off than the ppl who lost their jobs before 1/2009 and are still unemployed and have exhausted benefits. I have been on the Pfizer Friends discount program for Lyrica for a year. Shouldn't I be able to "graduate" to MAINTAIN? Can't Pfizer execs understand those who have lost benefits and still looking for jobs are much more needy than those who are recently (since 1/2009) unemployed?? I don't intend a "us vs them" attitude; however, the longer you go without that job the needier you become. Question: does "since" mean simply unemployed during this time or unemployment occurred on or after 1/2009? What? Generally speaking, these unemployed ppl will be receiving unemployment benefits for some time or become employed again. They are eligible for the Pfizer Friends discount program for drugs. While it may be very hard financially just the same, they are better off than the ppl who lost their jobs before 1/2009 and are still unemployed and have exhausted benefits. I have been on the Pfizer Friends discount program for Lyrica for a year. Shouldn’t I be able to “graduate” to MAINTAIN? Can’t Pfizer execs understand those who have lost benefits and still looking for jobs are much more needy than those who are recently (since 1/2009) unemployed?? I don’t intend a “us vs them” attitude; however, the longer you go without that job the needier you become. Question: does “since” mean simply unemployed during this time or unemployment occurred on or after 1/2009?

]]> http://dailydose.righthealth.com/drug-related/pfizer-gives-away-free-medicines-to-unemployed/comment-page-1/#comment-802 Arthur Tue, 26 May 2009 13:06:34 +0000 http://dailydose.righthealth.com/?p=1706#comment-802 I contacted Pfizer and they told me that I did not qualify since I have been unemployed before Jan 1, 2009. I have been unemployed since Oct 2008 and take medication which is produced by Pfzier. Does this mean that Pfzier would rather have you change medications from another pharmaceutical labs? I think they want the glory but not the problems since unemployment became rampant before Jan 2009. I guess we dont count so its off to the doctor to change brands, guess Pfzier makes enough off Viagra to worry about their other "patients". I contacted Pfizer and they told me that I did not qualify since I have been unemployed before Jan 1, 2009. I have been unemployed since Oct 2008 and take medication which is produced by Pfzier. Does this mean that Pfzier would rather have you change medications from another pharmaceutical labs? I think they want the glory but not the problems since unemployment became rampant before Jan 2009. I guess we dont count so its off to the doctor to change brands, guess Pfzier makes enough off Viagra to worry about their other “patients”.

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