About Cholesterol: Ways to Save on Your Cholesterol Meds

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Cholesterol Cholesterol Risk & Testing Treatment Diet & Meal Plans From Jennifer Moll, your Guide to Cholesterol Let's face it - times are tough. And when you're faced cutting costs, the cholesterol-lowering medications you take may come under scrutiny. Although you don't feel sick when your cholesterol levels are high, leaving your cholesterol levels uncontrolled could lead to heart disease. There are many shortcuts you can take, however, to help lower the costs of your cholesterol medications, as well as any other drugs you take. This newsletter will show you how. What Do You Do If You Can't Afford Your Meds? If you're finding it difficult to afford your medication, along with the other necessities in life, this article is a must-read. Here, you will find what steps you should take to remain on your cholesterol-lowering medication -- without it having a significant impact on your finances. See More About:  lowering ldl cholesterol  drugs for heart disease  drugs for high cholesterol Should You Stop Taking Your Cholesterol Meds? When diet and exercise alone can't lower your cholesterol, medications can greatly help. Cholesterol drugs not only help to lower your cholesterol levels - they also help lower your risk of heart disease. But don't be so quick to stop taking your cholesterol medicine - even if you're feeling OK. See More About:  heart disease prevention  lowering ldl cholesterol  drugs for heart disease Which Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs Are Available as a Generic? Generic medications offer a cheaper solution to lowering your cholesterol. Unfortunately, not all cholesterol-lowering medications come in a generic. This article will tell you which drugs are available in a generic, as well as some over-the-counter, cheaper alternatives to a couple of cholesterol-lowering drugs available on the market. See More About:  lowering ldl cholesterol  cholesterol and lifestyle changes  drugs for heart disease Can Cholesterol Lowering Drugs Be Split in Half? Cholesterol lowering drugs can be expensive, and splitting pills may seem like a good option if you are trying to save a little bit of money every month. However, not all pills can be cut. This article will tell you which cholesterol-lowering medications can be cut in half, and what to do if your medication is not on this list. See More About:  lowering ldl cholesterol  cholesterol and lifestyle changes  drugs for heart disease Cholesterol Ads Cholesterol Low Cholesterol Diet High LDL Diet Triglyceride Diet Cholesterol HDL LDL Featured Articles Ways to Save on Your Cholesterol-Lowering Medication Tell Us How You Are Saving Money on Your Meds Are There Any Cheap Drugs To Lower Your Cholesterol? How To Stick To Your Cholesterol Medication Information About Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs Buddying Up to Lower High Cholesterol   More from About.com Career Quizzes Not sure what you want to do when you grow up? Take a career quiz to see if your dream job is a good fit for your interests and skills. More> Self Assessments No quiz can magically tell you what to do with the rest of your life, but a combination of self assessment tools can help you decide. More> This newsletter is written by: Jennifer Moll Cholesterol Guide Email Me | My Blog | My Forum   Sign up for more free newsletters on your favorite topics You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the About Cholesterol newsletter. If you wish to change your email address or unsubscribe, please click here. About respects your privacy: Our Privacy Policy Contact Information: 249 West 17th Street New York, NY, 10011 © 2011 About.com   Must Reads What Is High Cholesterol? Symptoms of High Cholesterol Diagnosis of High Cholesterol Treatment of High Cholesterol Prevention of High Cholesterol Advertisement