to the extent that you can figure out how

to the extent that you can figure out how to compare them, frankly I found them to be pretty much the same. The costs of plans vary depending on the costs of the drugs you take. The costs vary depending on how much total costs accrue during the year. So, I have no idea what my costs will be as we go forward.

My plan premium is $58.18 per month. I opted to have this deducted from my social security check each month. Thus far, not one of the four prescriptions 1 have filled has cost me the co-pay I was quoted when I selected the plan. On one I was charged double ($120). I spent 2 Vi hours on the phone trying to resolve this. I was told it was a computer glitch that was corrected while I waited and to go back to the pharmacy and have them re-ring. I did this, and after Vi hour was told it still went through at the $120. I again called the plan, and after 1 hour was told they couldn’t fix it, and that I had to submit it to the plan for a refund. I was also told this would take more than 30 days. I did receive a call back from the company and was again told it was fixed and to try again to get my money back. Since the pharmacy is in Warrenton, and 1 live in Sperryville, I haven’t yet gotten there to see if this is in fact true. The reason this double charge happened was because this prescription moved me from step 1 to step 2 in the plan, so I was charged a co-pay in step 1 and a co-pay in step 2. It’s January, and I’ve only filled four of my ten prescriptions, and I’ve moved from step 1 to step 2. How am I supposed to know what my