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From the QuickRx Team
Orange line illustration of a human brain on a blue background, for a QuickRX Specialty Pharmacy guide to Copaxone, a multiple sclerosis medication
July 18

Guide to Copaxone/Glatopa (Glatiramer Acetate)

Copaxone may be the solution treatment for you or someone you know with progressive Multiple sclerosis (MS).
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Orange illustration of a human brain on a blue background, for a QuickRX Specialty Pharmacy guide to Tecfidera, a multiple sclerosis medication
July 18

Guide to Tecfidera

If you or someone you know is suffering from a relapsing form of MS, Tecfidera may be able to help.
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Doctor pointing to an anatomical model during a patient consultation, illustrating a QuickRX Specialty Pharmacy guide to everolimus
July 18

Guide to Everolimus

Everolimus might be the right treatment for you if you have been diagnosed with cancer, seizures, & more.
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Shaking hand holding a glass, representing improved control of involuntary movements with Tetrabenazine.
June 18

QuickRx | Tetrabenazine for Huntington’s Chorea

If someone you know is suffering from jerky or spastic, involuntary movements, the prescription medication Tetrabenazine may be able to...
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Brand-name and generic prescription medication bottles side by side, labeled "Brand" and "Generic," with QuickRX Specialty Pharmacy tags
June 18

Brand vs. Generic Drugs: What is the Difference?

Walk down the aisle of any grocery store, and you are more than likely to find a generic version of...
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Raised open hands, for a QuickRX Specialty Pharmacy guide explaining what copay assistance is
June 18

QuickRx | What Is a Copay & How Does It Work?

Navigating the world of medical copays or copayments can be challenging. Most people don’t really understand why they are paying...
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