Mark Leeds, D.O.
Mark Leeds, D.O.
Generic Suboxone Strips: A Year Of Affordable Suboxone Film
Generic Suboxone Strips: A Year Of Affordable Suboxone Film
Generic Suboxone Strips: A Year Of Affordable Suboxone Film
Sunday 21st June 2020
Dr. Mark Leeds discusses affordable generic suboxone film and its revolutionary impact on opioid use disorder treatment.
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Get the buttons here!Affordable Suboxone Film: A Breakthrough in Opioid Treatment
Now that it has been over A Year since suboxone strips went generic, doctors, pharmacists and patients have gotten used to the new world where patients can get the best form of buprenorphine, naloxone films without compromise.
Imagine needing a life-saving medication but being unable to afford it. Dr. Mark Leeds tackles this very issue in his latest podcast episode, where he dives into the world of suboxone films for opioid use disorder. Dr. Leeds, an experienced osteopathic physician, sheds light on the affordable generic suboxone film, a game-changer for many patients. Before this, those struggling with opioid addiction had to choose between expensive brand-name products or less effective generic tablets.
The new generic films dissolve quickly under the tongue, offering a more practical and affordable solution. However, it's not all smooth sailing. Dr. Leeds points out the challenges that come with these generic options, like the long dissolve time for tablets that require patients to stay still and quiet. He also vents his frustrations about the insurance industry's red tape, which often requires prior authorizations and can delay access to necessary medications.
One particularly poignant part of the episode is when Dr. Leeds talks about Endovir's Here to Help program. This initiative provided free suboxone films to those who couldn't afford them but was abruptly discontinued just as the generic strips were released. This left many patients in a lurch, highlighting the ongoing struggle for accessible treatment. Dr. Leeds emphasizes the need for affordable and accessible healthcare, advocating for programs that support patients financially.
He believes everyone should have access to doctor visits and therapy without the added stress of financial burdens. The episode wraps up with a call to action for both patients and healthcare providers to leverage these new generic films and push for more accessible treatment options. If you're interested in the latest advancements in opioid addiction treatment or looking for practical advice from a seasoned expert, this episode is a must-listen.