Hello Kansuke and welcome to the forum . You’ve come to the right place for Hep C treatment information, there are many great and very experienced people here who love to help.

I’m from Egypt so I’m a bit familiar with Tour N’ Cure which is a Hep C treatment program offered by the Egyptian pharmaceutical company ‘Pharco’. It’s a good endeavor and Pharco’s medications are of good quality (they were proven to be bio-equivalent to Gilead’s very expensive medications in medical trials), however the program didn’t take off due to its relatively high cost. As you mentioned, good quality generics can be ordered online from the comfort of your home and delivered to your door step for much less. Dr James Freeman and FixHepC have been doing just that for over 3 years now. If you look around the ‘Patients Stories’ section of the forum, you will be able to read dozens of stories from patients who were successfully cured by medications supplied by FixHepC. ‘MonkMed’ was a supplier in the past for FixHepC from India, but I believe that right now, FixHepC sources its medications directly from a reputable Indian manufacturer, ‘Hetero Drugs’, which produces its Hepatitis C medications under license from Gilead Sciences® (the originator), which guarantees that they are bio-equivalent.

To order medications online through FixHepC, you only need a doctor’s prescription. Once you have it, you can go to the order page and place your order, it’s pretty simple. They also offer money back delivery guarantee for complete peace of mind.

The cure rate with modern medications (called DAAs) has been proven to be about 95%, so yes, after 3 months of treatment, you have a 95% chance of being completely cured. For the remaining 5%, re-treatment is entirely possible with extremely high success rates as well.

Regarding the best treatment option from the table you attached, the cure rate of 95% that I mentioned has been proven with the following medications : Sofosbuvir + Ledipasvir (Harvoni) which treats genotypes 1,4,5,6 ; Sofosbuvir + Velpatasvir (Epclusa) which treats all genotypes ; and Sofosbuvir + Daclatasvir (Sovaldi + Daklinza) which treats all genotypes. More importantly, these medications also have generics available (not all originator medications have generics available).

Welcome Kansuku. Well done – you’ve found the right place to achieve your goal to get rid of the Hep C virus in a cost effective way.

Mar and mrcleanrt have given you great advice on how to organise your treatment. It can all seem a bit overwhelming at first but it is surprisingly straightforward.

I had Hep C for decades and was one of the earlier recipients of treatment through FixHepC. It started with my blood test results, a Skype consultation with Dr Freeman, a prescription, the transfer of money to FixhepC and a few weeks later I received my treatment through the post. Dr Freeman was my doctor throughout my treatment.

I was one of those 5% of people who relapse after the first treatment. That was tough but the process started again through Dr Freeman with a different treatment regime and now I am well and truly cured.

You will find lots of information and support on this forum. Best of luck – I look forward to hearing about your progress.

Coral

Quoting Mar:

The cure rate with modern medications (called DAAs) has been proven to be about 95%, so yes, after 3 months of treatment, you have a 95% chance of being completely cured. For the remaining 5%, re-treatment is entirely possible with extremely high success rates as well.

I was also one of the 5% and have been clear since June 2017. The costs here in Australia are different as the DAAs are now basically free, but first time round I went through GP2U (Dr Freeman) and the price was very affordable and very reasonable given the way this virus can mess up your liver – see my signature below.

Yours and hope you can start treatment,

Jeff

I considered Tour N’Cure especially because I am G4. However, I chose Monk Med because the price was reasonable and I didn’t have to leave my home. I obtained my prescription through Mon Med so they took care of everything. I give this website the highest recommendation. It saved my life.

Hello Kansuke, your test results are quite encouraging, your liver fibrosis is low and Genotype 2 is one of the easiest genotypes to treat. Regarding the needed prescription, of course you know that the decision tool is just for general guidance and that the doctor is the one who will ultimately decide which medication is right for you. However, in terms of generic medications, if you take a look at the international treatment guidelines https://fixhepc.com/genotype-specific-hepc-treaments.html they indicate that treatment naive Genotype 2 patients with low fibrosis (such as yourself) should be treated for 12 weeks without Ribavirin with either one of the following medications (both of them are extremely effective with about 95% cure rates) :

1. Sofosbuvir 400 mg + Daclatasvir 60 mg (Sovaldi® + Daklinza®), which is REDEMPTION-2 on the FixHepC website https://fixhepc.com/redemption-etrials

2. Sofosbuvir 400 mg / Velpatasvir 100 mg (Epclusa®), which is REDEMPTION-4 on the FixHepC website https://fixhepc.com/redemption-etrials

Best of luck to you.

Hello Kansuke, you’re very welcome. I’m not a doctor, but I think that in your case, for all practical purposes, there is no difference between the two options except that Epclusa® is 1 pill per day, while Sovaldi® + Daklinza® is 2 pills per day. If your doctor is not familiar with DAAs, you may want to get your prescription from Dr. Freeman via GP2U as I mentioned earlier in the thread.