Barb
Greedy company
To qualify for the discount Trelegy program, GSK assistance, you have to spend $600 on prescription medication per year before they will help you by their inhaler. I am on Medicare, but my Medicare part d makes the inhaler just as expensive as buying it outright with no discount. I meet their criteria for low income, but because I Don't dish out $600 a year on medications, they reject the GSK assistance program for me. I wish I had $600 a year to spend on medication, but I don't. It is a very, very stupid rule that they have and I'm not sure why it even exists. On top of that, in our state the inhaler prices are capped at $35 per month. That does not apply to Medicare recipients. Something to do with Medicare and drug company, blah, blah, blah. Who cares. It doesn't make any sense. I was getting the inhalers from overseas pharmacies for the last few years, but their prices have increased as well. So, I will reach out to AstraZeneca, who offers their triple medication inhaler, similar to GSK's Trelegy, in a program that will meet my needs. Wth Astra Zeneca I don't have to spend $600 and jump through hoops just to be able to breathe. GSK, Do you really need my $600, I think not, but I do! I have lost Total respect for GSK!