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Follow InstructionsAnother important money saving step you can take is to make sure that you follow the prescription medication guidelines that your doctor gives to you. When you don't follow the directions for the medication prescribed, this can often come back to you later in higher costs for treating the ailment.
Many people try to save money by taking their prescribed medication less frequently than they are told. While this may appear to be a way of saving money, it's a short sighted approach that can end up costing you much more money in the long run. In addition, taking less than the prescribed medication can be extremely dangerous.
Prescription medication have been tested and medical professionals know the correct amount for you to take in order to help with whatever ailments you have. By not following the proper instructions, you risk extending the length of your ailment and thus incurring extra medical charges in the long run.
If you are in a situation where you can't afford to take the amount of medication that your doctor has prescribed, be upfront and explain the situation to your doctor. Then the two of you can try and work out alternative methods so that you receive the amount of medication that you need.
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