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Hello people!
I have the HCV genotype 3a. I’m a patient at a public hospital in Buenos Aires. My doctors are great and up to date going to every international congress there are. But, it is very hard to get the new drugs from the public health system. No problem at all getting the traditional Interferon plus ribavirin treatment, but, sadly they advise me to wait because they fear I will not be able to cope with their side effects.
So, although I haven’t yet told my doctor, I decided to search for the chances to get the full 12 weeks treatment by my own.
I’m not sure but it seems that the combimation such as Twinvir will be the right way to go for my genotype.
My last fibroscan was between F1 and F2, the same as the last results before three years ago, but this time with a very fatty liver.
Anyway, I should ask her for professional opinion the next time I see her.
I would really thank you guys if anyone of you could give me some advice about how to get the drugs. I would not hesitate to take a plane to fly to buy them
Until today that I came across this forum I was almost clueless about what to do.
Thanks and kind regards to all of you.Hi James, I’m Puzzled from Buenos Aires, Argentina. Genoype 3a, between F1 and F2 and a very fatty liver.
I was told in this forum that the best option for me would be Sofosbuvir + Daclatasvir. Do you agree? Will I need to add Ribavirin to those two? I really wish not to need the later… but, doctors opinions come first.
I’m seriously thinking about taking a trip to Hobart to get the meds. Checking on the net for flights and hotels, but not knowing how long I’ll need to stay there before coming back home with the meds. I understand I have to do it thru the buyers club.
Anyway, probably in ten days I will be able to see my doctor and talk to her about it.
Another question is what medical information I should ask her for in order to do it right.
Will a prescription from her (she is a senior specialist in an important public hospital in Buenos Aires) be good enough? Should it be written in English or Spanish will be Ok?
I’ll thank you for clearing out my doubts… Then I would be Unpuzzled…
Best wishesHi klhilde!
I thank you very much for your concern. Sorry about the delay on answering but I have been away for a while.
I’ve exchange a couple of mails with a person named Anamul Haque from Julphar, a pharmaceutical company from Bangladesh.
In the hope of not breaking any forum rules, I transcribe his answer to my request. As you will see it has all the info I needed but it also is kind of charming. “Dear Sir,
It’s pathetic to hear from you. We do hope your rapid cure to god. We are able to provide you Dalcatasvir, Sofosbuvir and Ribavirin.
We can send it through DHL or you also able to collect from us physically.Price of Sofosbuvir (Hepcee)- US$ 8.3 for each Tablet
Price of Daclatasvir (Daclacee)- US$ 5.2 for each Tablet
Price of Ribavirin (Ribacee) – US$ 0.47 for each Capsule
You have to provide your prescription (if any) and your passport copy to get the medicine.
We will wait for your further reply for processing the goods.Regards,
I haven’t heard nor have any references about this company, so, if anyone knows about them I’ll appreciate any info you may have.
Anyway, I must first see my doctor because I am going to need not just the prescription which as you mentioned there are other avenues to get it, but, as a patient of a public hospital I have access for free to every study needed before, during and after treatment. Otherwise, if I have to do it privately it will be very expensive. Besides my hospital is the very best concerning viral illnesses in my country.
Maybe, just maybe, I may might be able to find a way to importing the meds legally. A lawyer, friend of mine is giving me a hand looking into our laws to find a way thru.
The local prices of both, sofosbuvir and daclatasvir just went up following our currency’s devaluation after the recent change of government and the new policies regarding public health are not promising at all.
So, thanks to you and everyone that’s giving me a hand, sooner or later I’ll get my treatment…!!!
Best wishes
Hi Guys!
I failed to copy the signature on the mail I received from the guy from Julphar, so far it seems legit:
Md. Anamul Haque
Sr. Executtive, International Marketing
RAK Pharmaceuticals Private Limited
RAK Tower, Level-10, 1/A, Jasimuddin Avenue,
Sector # 3, Uttara, Dhaka-1230, Bangladesh,
M + 88 01 988881152, T + 88 02 8963772
F + 88 02 8961972Email: export@julpharbd.com
Website: http://www.julpharbd.com
Skype: julpharbd/anamul_135
I exchange a couple of mails with him, one of the questions I asked was about going there to get the meds in person or the chance of having them shipped to me. The reference about a prescription was (I believe) as an answer about my question about the language it has to be written (English or Spanish) I find it hard be able to get one written in their language…
Anyway, a prescription would be needed to enter the meds into my country either way of doing it, in person or by DHL.
For me it will much easier and off course far cheaper to get them via DHL.
After writing to you today, I talk on the phone with someone in the Minister of Health stating that (as I was told by my doctor) that both, Dac and Sof, were provided by the state only if I were at the F4 stage. I told her that I had no intention of getting the meds if there were not enough for everyone because there are lot of people in more urgent need of those than me. I just asked for a permit to import them by my own because I cannot afford the +/- 80.000 USD they cost here… She referred me to our own version of the US FDA.
I’ll try to see my doctor again next week and see how she can help me with it. Bouroucracy is the main enemy.
That Julphar is for real is good news but is not the only pharmaceutical company on sight. Bangladesh seems to be the cheapest way.
It seems that before beating the virus I’ll have to beat bourocracy wich might take even longer and with even worse side effects…!!!
Kind Regards to you all!
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