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GoodRx | Student Doctor Network Forums
GoodRx cuts pharmacy profits, but in return, the pharmacy is supposed to get foot traffic and at least some profit as opposed to none. It allows the patient to feel that they're getting a good deal on their meds since pharmacy cash prices are ridiculously set (in the corporate retail setting) and hopefully, they'll come back.
Podiatry ancillaries | Student Doctor Network Forums
Fluorouracil for nearly 100% of my warts. Debride wart aggressively. Apply twice a day under duct tape. 100% have resolved (or if they didnt they went elsewhere but seriously this stuff works). If not covered insurance GoodRx is usually <$50. Hospital wont let me use cantharone since its not FDA approved.
How does GoodRx make money? | Student Doctor Network Forums
Here’s how the GoodRx discount card works.. For instance, I’ll use Generic Zofran 4mg - #30 Ondansetron has a huge U&C - so when pharmacies send a claim for it, it can range anywhere from $500 to $1,000 for a $5.00 bottle of it.. GoodRx reduces this “cash” price down to ~$10 to ~$40 (depending on what pharmacy you use) - the pharmacy makes a few dollars (maybe $5 at most) and then ...
[Announcement] GoodRx Helps Scholarships - Student Doctor Network ...
GoodRx Helps Students for Healthcare Equity Scholarship invests in healthcare students from underrepresented backgrounds to promote equity across health fields.
GoodRX and Controlled Substances | Student Doctor Network Forums
At my pharmacy, we accept GoodRX coupons but we don't honor it for controlled substances. I'm on a "bad" side of town. My store in general has a lot of theft and heavy security presence. I've been at my store for 9 months now and when I first got there, we had a lot of fake prescriptions and...
Prescribing to Friends and Family as a Resident in Texas
I second the above posts about not prescribing to friends or family. I further second GoodRx.com, I love that website and it's helped several of my patients who are uninsured or underinsured!
Underrepresented in Healthcare | Student Doctor Network Forums
Community for underrepresented students and professionals in medicine. Discuss diversity initiatives, mentorship, scholarships, and health equity.
Family Medicine | Student Doctor Network Forums
Discuss family medicine training, scope of practice, residency experience, fellowship options, and career paths.
R.Ph vs. Pharm.D. | Student Doctor Network Forums
What is an R.Ph? Is it different from a Pharm.D.? One of the doctors I volunteer with is an R.Ph, not a Pharm.D. Is it still ok to get a LOR from him?
Sympath & Parasymp: vasodilation/vasoconstriction
Sympathetic innervation of the vessels will cause vasoconstriction via NE acting on alpha adrenergic receptors. Sympathetics, also, increase the contractility of the heart, and thus cardiac output. Parasympathetic innervation will cause vasodilation. So it depends on the blood vessels and circumstances as to whether it is receiving more sympathetic or parasympathetic tone. Sympathetics are not ...
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