take them to target. tell them u dont have insurance.. they are $4 a rx
lisagail55
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You dont need rx for the motrins - ust take 4 advils. not that that helps all that much, but maybe a little? I wouldn't bother with the antibiotics, because dry socket isn't an 'infection' per say. But if you can swing the money for the vicoden (generic obviously) I would do it! I've had dry socket and I know how painful it is!!!
aquag12283
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2011 crasher. I would take the prescriptions to a pharmacy and see how much they are. i worked for CVS in the pharmacy. Vicodin generic are pretty cheap and motrins are pretty cheap. Depending on the antibiotics and what they are they may be on the cheap side as well but I know vicodin generic and motrin are on the cheap side. Even if you dont have insurance I would still get the antibiotics filled since if you have an infection in your teeth it can cause more problems with your health so i would suggest getting them filled for your healths sake before it causes problems in your body. FH had an infection with his teeth and dentist told him that if he lived alone he wouldnt recommend staying home alone because the infection was so bad he may not wake up. Dont want to scare you but infections in the teeth is not something to fool around with. It can lead to heart problems and other serious health issues. Get the antibiotics filled no matter the cost
Call around to different pharmacies. if the antibiotics is not cheap they can call your doctor to get a cheaper antibiotic but I suggest taking the antibiotic