How to get Suboxone without Insurance?
Drug companies have two programs that can help people get Suboxone even if they don’t have insurance. These programs have certain requirements, but if you meet them, you can get your doctor’s prescription for Suboxone without using your health insurance.
It’s important not to buy Suboxone illegally. You might not be getting the right medication, and it could be contaminated. If you need Suboxone but your insurance won’t cover it, talk to your doctor. They can often help you get approval from your insurance company or guide you to other programs that can help pay for the medication.
Here are two legal ways to get Suboxone without insurance:
The InSupport program: This program allows you to save money on your Suboxone prescription. You’ll get a discount on one box of films per month directly from the drug manufacturer.
Nice Rx: This program requires a monthly fee, but it will deliver your Suboxone prescriptions to your door. There are some limitations, and not everyone with a decent salary may qualify.
Should You Buy Suboxone From a Dealer?
No, it’s never okay. Suboxone is a prescription medication, and it’s illegal to buy it without a prescription. Buying Suboxone illegally can lead to legal trouble. Additionally, the substance you’re buying might not be buprenorphine at all, and it could be contaminated, which can cause overdose or even death. [1]
Is Suboxone addictive?
Yes and no. The buprenorphine in Suboxone can create dependence in the body, similar to other opioids but to a lesser extent. In that sense, it can be considered “addicting.”
However, compared to full opioid agonists like oxycodone, heroin, or fentanyl, Suboxone is less likely to cause addiction and withdrawal symptoms. It also has a lower risk of overdose, making it safer overall.
Most people who misuse Suboxone do so to manage opioid withdrawal symptoms or maintain abstinence. They don’t use it to get high but rather to honestly try to treat their withdrawal symptoms. [2]
Treatment options for Suboxone misuse
If you’re misusing Suboxone, whether to get high or manage withdrawal symptoms from other opioids, it’s safer to have a regular, reliable prescription instead of buying it illegally. Talk to your doctor about your needs, and together you can come up with a plan to help you.