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HIV Meds Covered Under Insurance?
Olderkinkybiguy replied to Josh1959's topic in What's It Like To Be Poz?
Our healthcare system definitely sucks. I still take both Sustiva and Epzicom, I have for years. My Medicare replacement covers them, but my co-pay through insurance is about $200 a month. I used to get a 90 day supply for just under $600 but the pharmacy I was using said my insurance would only cover 30 days at a time. That really sucks if I want to travel. I recently switched to the online pharmacy, cost plus. I don’t go through my insurance and I am now receiving a 90 day supply for about $160. Back when I was using my RX coverage, my insurance was only covering about $8 of the total cost. I have found it’s sometimes cheaper to not use insurance when filling my perscriptions.. One time I had a script for something, don’t remember what the medication was, but my co-pay was a standard $10, but the actual cost without insurance was less than $2. It pays to shop around. -
The After Dark, Monterey, CA. Long closed since Fort Ord closed. -
Many many years ago, when I was 16, we hung out with some lesbians, they would take us to Peanuts in LA. They knew the people there so they could sneak us in, and give us drinks. That's was the 80's for you. -
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A little bar in downtown Clearwater Florida called the Pro Shop. This would have been back in the mid 1980’s. I would have been in my early 20’s because I didn’t start drinking until after I turned 21. It’s a little hole in the wall, but it was like home for many years.
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Hot beginning!
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What's the name of the first gay bar you ever visited - and where was it?
Guest replied to pupHawaii's topic in General Discussion
For me, it was Le Ballon Rouge in Quebec City. I was at university and it was the beginning of my education. And a lot of fun 🤩 - Today
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@Fistcumslut COULD NOT AGREE MORE. I have more detailed instructions from my health provider if needed, but Trimix NEVER as an IV administration. TriMix is formulated for localized administration and effect. Here's another injection "how to" -
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The End Up in San Francisco for Tea Dance. I had only just started drinking (legally 😜). I went to the bar and ordered a drink. I mixed up my East Coast cities when I ordered, as I wondered what the bartender was making. I ordered a Long Island instead of a Cape Cod. I nursed that Long Island the whole time we were there, and didn't even finish it! 🤣 ETA: Technically, I probably went to B Street in San Mateo first (it was closer), but I don't have any memorable stories about B Street. -
Don't inject trimix into a vein - and NEVER EVER EVER inject anything into neck veins.
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Poz on meds - do you bruise easy and heal slowly?
Erik62 replied to Malesack's topic in Making The Decision To Bareback
Fortuneately, I have never had problems with bleeding or healing because CA treatment & joint replacements etc could have made life very difficult at best or deadly at worst. -
Yes. Please ☣️
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I would so take a med holiday to share my strain with you
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The Laird, in Melbourne 🇦🇺. Haven't been for years but, it used to be a really great place to drink with friends, for pickups, accommodation, & varied entertainment, BBBQ's, Beer Busts. Now it's too far to use a taxi, so no recent visits.
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My heart goes out to all you guys 🥰🥰🥰. This whole system is unacceptable & despite my complaints about Australia in general, our health coverage (Medicare) is pretty damn good. Each drug prescribed will cost approximately $8.00 & when we reach approximately $250.00 for pensioners (disabled, aged, unemployed, carers) it is free for rest of year & for "normal" people drug prescription costs are the same but the ceiling is approximately $500.00. The PBS (Pharmaceutical Benefits System) covers many of the most essential drugs, antibiotics, HIV/AIDS, Asthma, cancer, Parkinsons, Diabetes & a multitude of other very costly drugs. Generic drugs are usually dispensed but, the original brand can be received & the cost above BPS is born by patients. No system is perfect because some vital drugs (cancer etc) are not listed & the costs are truly prohibitive but the important fact is that many, many people are surviving because our Federal government subsidies our life saving medicines. Some of my HIV meds costs upwards of $2,500/bottle & I would have no way to me meet those costs, I would have been dead 35+ years ago. God Bless Medicare & the PBS🙏🙏.
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I think it was called "The Roadhouse", on Hudson Street, a couple of blocks north of Christopher St. And it was probably 50 years ago. -
I was 16 and got into a gay bar in Washington, DC. That was my first! I don't remember the name of the bar, but later on that evening I got taken to Cinema Follies, a gay movie theatre around the corner from the bar. It was on the second floor of the building. I fucked some guy while we were standing up while guys standing nearby watched and cheered us on. It was really darkly illuminated. I remember someone telling the guy to clean off my cock after I came and pulled out. And he did. Sadly, I believe it was like the next day, the theatre caught fire and killed several guys who were trapped upstairs in the theatre. -
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It’s called S4 (Station 4) now but it was originally The Old Plantation in Dallas. At some point in the 80s it changed its name to Village Station. The other club that I went to at the same time was The Starck Club. -
It has been over a decade since I've used this method, but after particular heavy item use, top rack of dishwasher, tiny squirt of dish soap in soap dispenser and filled with distilled vinegar, rinse cycle (no heat). 10-12 minutes - a weekend's worth of use, gone! Run for second cycle (no soap/vin) if you want to eliminate any vinegar smell, which will dissipate in a couple of hours.
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That fur in his cock, balls and ass mmmmm -
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I find AI obviously fake. Whether it’s written passages or photography, it’s fake. Reading about sex, I can tell, because I have had sex, and computers have not had sex. They talk about successful anal activity with no understanding of the prep required or the limitations that present themselves. AI is something that manifests itself in many ways we can’t understand and there may be some benefit from it, but when it is used in place of a human activity it is lacking and should ALWAYS be discredited. In this world, there is truth and reality. I question the benefit of false writing and deception. I will avoid it as long as I can tell the difference and I think that’s a reasonable choice of action.
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That’s not necessarily true. Apparently, if the toys are 100% silicone, you can use silicone lube. I don’t know why, but some can be also be used with silicone lube. “All Square Peg Toys products are made of the highest quality 100% platinum cure silicone, meaning you can use any lube you want without fear of degrading the material or damaging the toy, and they clean with just a little dish soap and warm water.” [think before following links] https://www.mr-s-leather.com/square-peg-toys-wyatt-harness-dildo-supersoft-bronze
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Most/all HIV medications influence your blood comp - which is why, if you're tested for VL/CDF, you'll also probably get a CBC (comp blood count). Depending on your schedule with your doctor, this might be as frequently as every 3 months. The HIV meds generally influence your platelets, white/red blood cells count(s), and iron levels [all influence clotting, vascular system things. There are some supplements (Vit K, not iron - it can fuck with your meds) that can help but talk to your Dr. If you get a significant bruise (I did many times) you can try: 1) mark the outer edge with a black permanent marker (if it's somewhere it won't be seen) - you want to watch for ongoing growth of the bruise after the first TWO days. 2) After 24 hours it shouldn't continue swelling, have any discharge, etc. If it spreads / swells after those timelines, I'd see your doctor. 3) cold compress for 15 minutes. The bruise is not likely to do #1/#2.
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