Switching to a local compounding pharmacy saved me $340 on one med

My insurance wanted $480 a month for a name brand thyroid pill, so I asked my doc in Austin about a compounded version. The local shop charges $140 and tests the batch each time, plus they actually call me when it's ready instead of that automated voice. Took an extra day to get the script transferred, but the pharmacist walked me through the difference in fillers and everything. Anyone else tried going the compounding route when a price felt totally unfair?

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