Sumavel Dose Pro

Comments Submitted Says:
Sat, Feb 27 '10, 12:56 AM

can i get it at cvs pharmacy, how much for one month supply?
thank-you

gary martin Says:
Mon, Mar 08 '10, 11:15 AM
i have been on zomig for few years now it does not seem to be working any more? how can i get my doctor to change to sumavel?

Verwon Says:
Mon, Mar 08 '10, 8:00 PM
Sumavel is a subcutaneous dosing system for the migraine medication Sumatriptan.

That said, this site does not sell nor prescribe anything, so to the original poster, I suggest you call your local CVS to ask if they carry it and check the pricing.

Gary, have you spoken to your doctor about this?

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migraines too Says:
Fri, Oct 22 '10, 6:09 PM
Sumavel Dose pro can be carried or ordered by most pharmacies, there are perscription savings cards availible for insured patients 6 doses for $15 a good deal. Talk to your doctor about the medicine, I am glad I did

Sumavel Dosepro User Says:
Mon, Jan 10 '11, 2:45 PM
I've had chronic migraines forever, and recently asked my doctor to look into this for me. I've using it for severe migraines for the past 4 months, and I love it. Prior to this medication I was using the imitrex injectible, but it is impossible to be steady handed with a migraine that bad, so the pain was bad. The Sumavel Dosepro injection is needle free and instant, so I don't have to worry about being shaky, and the results were incredible. This is the only medicine that I have ever found that can take my level 10 migraine down to a level 2 headache or less in 15 to 20 minutes. I don't have the fatigue side effects that I had with the imitrex injectible. I would love to see comments from other users of this medicine - it is fairly new so it has been very hard for me to find reviews on it.

common Says:
Mon, Mar 14 '11, 12:24 PM
Sumavel Dosepro User:_ I have been suffering with migraines for 19yrs and tried alot of tablets, injections and stress relief sessions but could not find a suitable product for my lifestyle! my doctor asked me to trial the dosepro device! i was shocked by how simple, effective and portable it is. At first I wasnt to sure if sumavel dosepro device was a suitable for me because of the cost but thought ill try the 4 samples he gave me and like you im totally glad i did! when my migraine started i shot a device in my leg and 8mins later i was back to my old self! like you pointed out imitrex injectible requires me to focus when using, which is difficult when my head hurts and i want to close my eyes an lay down so couldnt use it. i took asprin but they took 45min to an hour to work, dosepro takes around 8mins to clear my migraine. I recommend The Sumavel Dosepro injection to everyone who is in the same situation i was. My work, sports and family life is not effected anymore as i carry a device around with me. check your health insurance terms because mine covers me for 250 devices a year.

Greg Says:
Sun, Dec 25 '11, 3:58 PM
Fortunately my BlueCross covers 12 Sumavel Dosepro a month for a $15 co-pay. I am happy with it also. If it is not covered by your insurance, Yikes ! It is $109 a dose. FYI, this is the same drug (sumatriptan) as the imitrex injectible.