Supplements, Protein Powders, Drinks

[JRPandTJP]

I am wondering what those of you who use supplements (vitamins, l-argenine, taurine, extra C, GSH, DHA, probiotics, ect.) and drinks and snacks spend monthly on these products?

I am asking because I am trying to figure out if there is a way for us all to get these things at a lower cost. I am willing to do the leg work if you feel you'd benefit from something like this.

Warmly,

 

[JRPandTJP]

I am wondering what those of you who use supplements (vitamins, l-argenine, taurine, extra C, GSH, DHA, probiotics, ect.) and drinks and snacks spend monthly on these products?

I am asking because I am trying to figure out if there is a way for us all to get these things at a lower cost. I am willing to do the leg work if you feel you'd benefit from something like this.

Warmly,

 

[JRPandTJP]

I am wondering what those of you who use supplements (vitamins, l-argenine, taurine, extra C, GSH, DHA, probiotics, ect.) and drinks and snacks spend monthly on these products?

I am asking because I am trying to figure out if there is a way for us all to get these things at a lower cost. I am willing to do the leg work if you feel you'd benefit from something like this.

Warmly,

 

[julie]

Jody, we use to spend about $420 on boost shakes, but then I won a 2 year case against ins. to cover them.

We do spend the following on products:
Pure whey protein isolate: $75.00
Calcium: $20.00
Milk Thistle (for the liver) $35.00
Vitamin C $15

That's what I have now, but I know there is more at home, I'll look and edit my response tonight.

 

[julie]

Jody, we use to spend about $420 on boost shakes, but then I won a 2 year case against ins. to cover them.

We do spend the following on products:
Pure whey protein isolate: $75.00
Calcium: $20.00
Milk Thistle (for the liver) $35.00
Vitamin C $15

That's what I have now, but I know there is more at home, I'll look and edit my response tonight.

 

[julie]

Jody, we use to spend about $420 on boost shakes, but then I won a 2 year case against ins. to cover them.

We do spend the following on products:
Pure whey protein isolate: $75.00
Calcium: $20.00
Milk Thistle (for the liver) $35.00
Vitamin C $15

That's what I have now, but I know there is more at home, I'll look and edit my response tonight.

 

[Rebjane]

We also use Boost Plus(I reimburse myself through flexible spending account). My daughter doesn't drink it every day so we spend probably about $100- 150/year. We also use acidophilus(just switched to Culturelle) which is much more expensive. $20 for 30 day supply. that's all i can think of. We also use Simply Saline 3% 2 times a day, which I am findong to be quite expensive as well, a small can is over $5.00 and with all her colds/thick mucus we go through alot of it.

 

[Rebjane]

We also use Boost Plus(I reimburse myself through flexible spending account). My daughter doesn't drink it every day so we spend probably about $100- 150/year. We also use acidophilus(just switched to Culturelle) which is much more expensive. $20 for 30 day supply. that's all i can think of. We also use Simply Saline 3% 2 times a day, which I am findong to be quite expensive as well, a small can is over $5.00 and with all her colds/thick mucus we go through alot of it.

 

[Rebjane]

We also use Boost Plus(I reimburse myself through flexible spending account). My daughter doesn't drink it every day so we spend probably about $100- 150/year. We also use acidophilus(just switched to Culturelle) which is much more expensive. $20 for 30 day supply. that's all i can think of. We also use Simply Saline 3% 2 times a day, which I am findong to be quite expensive as well, a small can is over $5.00 and with all her colds/thick mucus we go through alot of it.

 

[Rebjane]

Also forgot Maggie's vitamons: Source CF $32 for 90 day supply not covered by insurance(never understood that!)

 

[Rebjane]

Also forgot Maggie's vitamons: Source CF $32 for 90 day supply not covered by insurance(never understood that!)

 

[Rebjane]

Also forgot Maggie's vitamons: Source CF $32 for 90 day supply not covered by insurance(never understood that!)

 

[LouLou]

prenatal vitamin, antioxidants, vit c, l-lysine, zinc, probiotic, natural enzyme (in addition to Ultrase), EFA oil = ~$150/mo.

 

[LouLou]

prenatal vitamin, antioxidants, vit c, l-lysine, zinc, probiotic, natural enzyme (in addition to Ultrase), EFA oil = ~$150/mo.

 

[LouLou]

prenatal vitamin, antioxidants, vit c, l-lysine, zinc, probiotic, natural enzyme (in addition to Ultrase), EFA oil = ~$150/mo.

 

[Marjolein]

Vitamins are not covered for me too. I think it's because lots of people use them without really needing them. I can say over and over again that i need them because of my cf but no chance...

 

[Marjolein]

Vitamins are not covered for me too. I think it's because lots of people use them without really needing them. I can say over and over again that i need them because of my cf but no chance...

 

[Marjolein]

Vitamins are not covered for me too. I think it's because lots of people use them without really needing them. I can say over and over again that i need them because of my cf but no chance...

 

[Scarlett81]

$150-$200 per month.

 

[Scarlett81]

$150-$200 per month.