Psycho-Babble Medication Thread 62623

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Cheapest source of SAM-e? I need it.

Posted by PhoenixGirl on May 12, 2001, at 12:48:32

I've recently started taking SAM-e, and have found that it has some antidepressant benefits for me. Paying for it, however, is like having another car insurance payment. Does anyone know of where you could get SAM-e for the lowest price? I would want to get the NatureMade brand, because it seems to be trusted in terms of it really having SAM-e in it. Other brands may have practically none. Thanks.

 

Re: Cheapest source of SAM-e? I need it.

Posted by SalArmy4me on May 12, 2001, at 14:16:12

In reply to Cheapest source of SAM-e? I need it., posted by PhoenixGirl on May 12, 2001, at 12:48:32

Buy it at a wholesaler like Costco.

> I've recently started taking SAM-e, and have found that it has some antidepressant benefits for me. Paying for it, however, is like having another car insurance payment. Does anyone know of where you could get SAM-e for the lowest price? I would want to get the NatureMade brand, because it seems to be trusted in terms of it really having SAM-e in it. Other brands may have practically none. Thanks.

 

Re: Cheapest source of SAM-e? I need it.

Posted by PaulB on May 14, 2001, at 11:51:18

In reply to Re: Cheapest source of SAM-e? I need it., posted by SalArmy4me on May 12, 2001, at 14:16:12

> Buy it at a wholesaler like Costco.
>
> > I've recently started taking SAM-e, and have found that it has some antidepressant benefits for me. Paying for it, however, is like having another car insurance payment. Does anyone know of where you could get SAM-e for the lowest price? I would want to get the NatureMade brand, because it seems to be trusted in terms of it really having SAM-e in it. Other brands may have practically none. Thanks.


The cheapest source of SAM-E I think is probably at samedirect.com. Unfortunately they do not sell the naturemade brand. They sell the nutralife form which is the tried and tested form used in Europe for 20 years. I was under the impression that this was the best form in terms of its reliability and used in clinical trials. Nutralife contains this toyslate formulation. I think its $35 for 60 tabs. v-cheap.

 

$35 for 80 200mg tabs at Sam's Club

Posted by PhoenixGirl on May 14, 2001, at 13:30:12

In reply to Re: Cheapest source of SAM-e? I need it., posted by PaulB on May 14, 2001, at 11:51:18

This is the cheapest I've found. They sell the NatureMade brand.

> > Buy it at a wholesaler like Costco.
> >
> > > I've recently started taking SAM-e, and have found that it has some antidepressant benefits for me. Paying for it, however, is like having another car insurance payment. Does anyone know of where you could get SAM-e for the lowest price? I would want to get the NatureMade brand, because it seems to be trusted in terms of it really having SAM-e in it. Other brands may have practically none. Thanks.
>
>
> The cheapest source of SAM-E I think is probably at samedirect.com. Unfortunately they do not sell the naturemade brand. They sell the nutralife form which is the tried and tested form used in Europe for 20 years. I was under the impression that this was the best form in terms of its reliability and used in clinical trials. Nutralife contains this toyslate formulation. I think its $35 for 60 tabs. v-cheap.

 

Re: $35 for 80 200mg tabs at Sam's Club

Posted by sl on May 17, 2001, at 10:29:08

In reply to $35 for 80 200mg tabs at Sam's Club , posted by PhoenixGirl on May 14, 2001, at 13:30:12

There's also this place:
http://www.youngagain2000.com/marcella75/same.html

SAMe, 30 tablets, 400 mg,NEW FORMULATION! 30 TABLET, 400MG SAME-E FOR JUST $31.00 per bottle, or 3 BOTTLES FOR $62.00.

Good luck!
sl

> This is the cheapest I've found. They sell the NatureMade brand.

 

Re: Cheapest source of SAM-e? I need it. » PhoenixGirl

Posted by TomV on May 17, 2001, at 21:09:38

In reply to Cheapest source of SAM-e? I need it., posted by PhoenixGirl on May 12, 2001, at 12:48:32

> I've recently started taking SAM-e, and have found that it has some antidepressant benefits for me. Paying for it, however, is like having another car insurance payment. Does anyone know of where you could get SAM-e for the lowest price? I would want to get the NatureMade brand, because it seems to be trusted in terms of it really having SAM-e in it. Other brands may have practically none. Thanks.

I tried all the different brands of SAMe. Only Nature Made's helped. In addition to Sams Club, Costco is currently selling Nature Made's SAMe for $35 for 80 tablets. This is as cheap as I've seen it. Stock up now (I did).

 

Re: Cheapest source of SAM-e? I need it.

Posted by Bill L on May 18, 2001, at 14:50:13

In reply to Re: Cheapest source of SAM-e? I need it. » PhoenixGirl, posted by TomV on May 17, 2001, at 21:09:38

Tom - I have been taking Nature's Rx (Rx Ultra) SAM-e for about 2 and a half years with very good results. I also take Celexa. Have you ever tried Nature's Rx? It's not sold in stores. Only mail order from the internet. Also how much do you take? Do you take any other antidepressent with it?

> > I've recently started taking SAM-e, and have found that it has some antidepressant benefits for me. Paying for it, however, is like having another car insurance payment. Does anyone know of where you could get SAM-e for the lowest price? I would want to get the NatureMade brand, because it seems to be trusted in terms of it really having SAM-e in it. Other brands may have practically none. Thanks.
>
> I tried all the different brands of SAMe. Only Nature Made's helped. In addition to Sams Club, Costco is currently selling Nature Made's SAMe for $35 for 80 tablets. This is as cheap as I've seen it. Stock up now (I did).


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