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You should find out if your county has any free clinics. Or clinics where doctors can see you on a sliding fee. The fee is usually determined based on your household income.
Also many pharmaceutical companies offer patient assistance programs (PAP). Again PAP eligibility is dependent on your income. To see if your insulin company offers a patient assistance program you can go to www.needymeds.org.
Good luck.
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