Not sure if this will help, But I know there is a patient assistance for Lamictal because my docs office filled out the paperwork for me. Now that I am not on the Titration kit, I get a 1 months supply at a time, sent to my docs office. The office charges me a small amount, though I think it is just to help them. Each office is different, for me it is just $5. I did find information online for a program through GlaxoSmithKline (the company that makes Lamictal). The site for the program is

http://www.bridgestoaccess.com/

It is for non-cancer meds for those that meet the income and eligibility guidelines. I dont know how your coverage you have works, but this is definatly something to file away in the bookmarks page for future reference. It might not hurt to even call them, if you dont meet the criteria, and let them know the situation. Maybe there is something they can help you with that you might not be able to find elsewhere. It's usually a toll-free number and it can never hurt to ask.