no need to put what I wrote (or anyone wrote) at top of you response, people are smart enough to figure out what post they wrote you are responding to. Most doctors do not get unlimited supplies of samples so cannot hand them out for more than a month or two if you doc gave those to you for months – they had a really good relationship with the drug rep or drug company, or were possibly getting kickbacks. I know people who work for drug firms, they do not give out enough to supply patients with months worth of meds, they give samples and pens, pads and other junk with pharm name or drug name on them
not all docs that have the samples hand them out as they don’t think it is the best med for the patient and they are typically newer medications that docs haven’t used yet, so some are cautious to give them to patients, or they give them to patients, but then supply runs out (they don’t get thousands of things) and the patient is stuck being on a very expensive medicine the doc has no more samples of and they have to pay an outrageous amount to get them
Pnut butter and apple jelly was my go to as a kid, loved it if we were having campbell’s vegetable soup, which I rarely eat now as there is way too much sodium in soup these days, have to make my own, except tomato – no desire to mess with making that, for the rare times I eat it, I buy the low sodium, still have too much sodium Now it’s Pnut butter with seedless raspberry jam and potato chips on the pnut butter side before putting slices together
yum, haven’t had Havarti in ages – will have to look next time I’m at the deli, goes great on crackers with honey mustard. I would not care for it with PB though
not everyone who is diabetic is on insulin, some docs also treat patients who are borderline diabetic to keep them from becoming diabetic FIL was diabetic, wasn’t on insulin, was on a very, very low dose of an oral diabetic med and was to watch his diet
no need to put what I wrote (or anyone wrote) at top of you response, people are smart enough to figure out what post they wrote you are responding to. Most doctors do not get unlimited supplies of samples so cannot hand them out for more than a month or two if you doc gave those to you for months – they had a really good relationship with the drug rep or drug company, or were possibly getting kickbacks. I know people who work for drug firms, they do not give out enough to supply patients with months worth of meds, they give samples and pens, pads and other junk with pharm name or drug name on them