Hi Ted,
I was wondering if you could give me some guidance in the process of obtaining Edaravone here in Vancouver.
I followed the steps on the righttotry website and emailed the Yoshino Neurology Clinic with my Dad’s diagnosis and info they required. The response back was for us or a representative to travel to the clinic.
Did I do something wrong or how are Canadian’s getting drug shipped here?
Also we contacted Nurse next door to find out about process of administering the drug once we receive it and they said the first time would have to be done in a doctor’s office. Did you do this as well? And if so which doctor will allow that to be done even though drug not approved in Canada yet?
Thank you for you help. I don’t know where else to turn as the ALS clinic wasn’t much help with this. Although they did put my Dad’s name on list for the Canadian program of receiving the drug for free. The wait could be a bit they said as they don’t have date to receive the drug as of yet.
I was wondering if you could give me some guidance in the process of obtaining Edaravone here in Vancouver.
I followed the steps on the righttotry website and emailed the Yoshino Neurology Clinic with my Dad’s diagnosis and info they required. The response back was for us or a representative to travel to the clinic.
Did I do something wrong or how are Canadian’s getting drug shipped here?
Also we contacted Nurse next door to find out about process of administering the drug once we receive it and they said the first time would have to be done in a doctor’s office. Did you do this as well? And if so which doctor will allow that to be done even though drug not approved in Canada yet?
Thank you for you help. I don’t know where else to turn as the ALS clinic wasn’t much help with this. Although they did put my Dad’s name on list for the Canadian program of receiving the drug for free. The wait could be a bit they said as they don’t have date to receive the drug as of yet.