Very scary post from Abbott Boards about Amrix

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My wife needs this drug and sure enough she can't find it for less than 300 bucks; including insurance coverage. The asshat doing the "Blue Collar Math" above needs a nose dive into blue collar pain land. Give yourself an icepick enema up your eyeball, I know it will help get all that shit out of there.
 






Anonymous said:
Sadly some of us actually liked and used Amrix. The generic isn't even available now. That particular formulation didn't have the side effect of making one drowsy- unlike Flexiril (standard cyclobenzaprine).
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I've been on worker's comp for a few years now & have 5 blown discs in my neck. Amongst other issues I've had a non-stop headache (that has so far lasted) more than 5 years. I also deal with daily migraines which make (what I call my baseline) headache brutally intolerable.

Taking the AMRIX reduces the frequency & severity of my neck/trapezius spasms. When I take the Flexeril (or other generic cyclobenzaprine) I'm always groggy, constantly feel like I have cottonmouth, have to take it multiple times a day & still don't get the amount of relief as when I take the Amrix. I also end up suffering more from my "base line" headache but that is probably because it's doing less to help with the neck spasms.

Don't get me wrong, I still suffer on the Amrix but I don't have all the side effects & the frequency of my spasms are greatly reduced. As well as only having to take it twice a day.
 












Anonymous said:
Amrix Pay no more than $5 co-pay card is still available.
http://www.amrix.com/savings_offer.aspx
http://www.manufacturerdrugcoupons.com/amrix-coupon/
I have taken many muscle relaxers over the years and they all make me sleepy, (which I despise). I take Amrix after dinner and I sleep comfortably and wake refreshed and able to make it through the day with only Aleve or ibuprofin. I am so greatful for Amrix. Amrix is the best.
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Thanks for the feedback! So happy it's working well for you!
 












I just got my first prescription for Amrix from my Dr and it only cost me $5 for 60 of them. I did have a coupon from my Dr. If my insurance didn't cover it, I just wouldn't get them and would just stick with Flexeril.
 












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