Anyone have a worthy organization that accepts prescription medication donations?

[brutal]

Most of that product comes in a sealed 30-day supply, not something dispensed by the pharm in an unsealed bottle, so I imagine places that accept scripts would take them.

FWIW, anyone taking any high priced meds that have a high copay or deductible or out of pocket cost - CHECK THE MFR WEBSITE - or try GoodRX and the like for discounts.

My blood doc recently changed me from Warfarin (rat poison) to Eliquis and the $5 insurance copay went to $60 (even though we are blessed with outstanding private insurance) but ends up being $10 with a discount card good for two years from the drug maker.

[CS1983]

Most of that product comes in a sealed 30-day supply, not something dispensed by the pharm in an unsealed bottle, so I imagine places that accept scripts would take them.

FWIW, anyone taking any high priced meds that have a high copay or deductible or out of pocket cost - CHECK THE MFR WEBSITE - or try GoodRX and the like for discounts.

My blood doc recently changed me from Warfarin (rat poison) to Eliquis and the $5 insurance copay went to $60 (even though we are blessed with outstanding private insurance) but ends up being $10 with a discount card good for two years from the drug maker.

Anti-coagulant for blood clots I'm guessing?

I recall a TV show where the plot stated suicide bombers would put rat poison in their vests to discourage clotting of victims, ensuring more would bleed out during a mass casualty event.

[Great-Kazoo]

Anti-coagulant for blood clots I'm guessing?

I recall a TV show where the plot stated suicide bombers would put rat poison in their vests to discourage clotting of victims, ensuring more would bleed out during a mass casualty event.

Rachael Maddows show?

[CS1983]

Rachael Maddows show?

No, it was like CSI or Law and Order or something which advertises itself as the fiction it is, rather than the truth it's not.

[brutal]

Anti-coagulant for blood clots I'm guessing?

I recall a TV show where the plot stated suicide bombers would put rat poison in their vests to discourage clotting of victims, ensuring more would bleed out during a mass casualty event.

Yes, Warfarin is basically low dose rat poison. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warfarin

It takes time to "dose up" so I doubt the bomber thing is even a little viable.

Heparin is used sub-q or IV for rapid anticoagulant. I doubt even that would be effective in a bomb scenario.

I have a blood disorder that's basically the reverse of hemophilia. Plus I'm old, fat, sedentary, and have had a few clots post knee surgery, and had a double PE. Lucky to be alive. I really should take better care of myself. ;-)