ibromyalgia
"One of the biggest draw backs to this medication is the cost. My insurance pays 80% and I end up paying 35/ month. 



I have had some improvements to my pain and sleep and while I am thankful for any gains the lack of a generic makes for a barrier. I am not seeing the improvements I would have liked for the cost. & 



Oh and a caution it interacts with a lot of other medications used to treat fibromyalgia so consult your pharmacist before taking. 



I regularly end up skirting the fine line of seratonin syndrome with the cocktail I am taking for my fibromyalgia with no depression."