Portugal will finance the free glucose monitoring freestyle system

@"sigsauer" what luck !!.
I pay a percentage like Amélie

@"091975" In my work there was a person who paid a percentage of the strips but it was because it was in the IMQ, that is, in private health but if you are registered in Social Security and Public Health I thought they were freeFor everyone.-

091975 said:
@"sigsauer" what luck!
I pay a percentage like Amélie

And where are you from, if you can know?
It seems to me a "guarrada" .. I give them free to me, my nurse.Normally 2 boxes a month ... although it is true that now with the free, I go less for them, since I spend less.

rake said:

091975 said:
@"sigsauer" what luck!
I pay a percentage like Amélie

And where are you from, if you can know?
It seems to me a "guarrada" .. I give them free to me, my nurse.Normally 2 boxes a month ... although it is true that now with the free, I go less for them, since I spend less.

Well, seeing the subject, I prefer that they finance the free and pay me the glucose strips.In the end I will use 3 strips a day with the free and the expense is lower than that of the sensors.

Well, go guarrada ....... however inform yourself, because in Andalusia they have already begun to finance the sensors ... but I do not know if in Castilla La Mancha, and only to children under 18 ... or all the diabetics...

I feel totally discriminated against the Free for children under 18 and I have diabetes since the age of 5 and 45 years.I have to keep fighting the day by day with strips.Because?????And I don't have to start someone for someone.And the associations fighting for the youngest, which seems good to me.And those who have been so many years ???

Well yes @"Carlos71" because we all pay social security .... discrimination

Is it sold in Portugal pharmacies?