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6. No, it's not. It's your plan's formulary, which everyone should review annually

Reply to GusFring (Original post)

Tue Sep 8, 2015, 09:13 PM

Sep 2015

Just got mine and made sure the Lantus ($240/vial) and Humulin-R ($110/vial) I use are on it,,along with my Klor-Con, Topomax, Cozaar and other pricey drugs are still covered.

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My health insurer won't cover suppositories. [View all] GusFring Sep 2015 OP

lol elehhhhna Sep 2015 #1

Gus, insurance doesn't cover any otc meds. elehhhhna Sep 2015 #2

They are not OTC. femmocrat Sep 2015 #4

Mine neither. femmocrat Sep 2015 #3

I just checked my online Canadian pharmacy pugetres Sep 2015 #11

Did you tell them to shove it up their ass? Drahthaardogs Sep 2015 #5

No, it's not. It's your plan's formulary, which everyone should review annually REP Sep 2015 #6

I'm very lucky, all my drugs are on my own "formulary" of cheap drugs Warpy Sep 2015 #8

I take generics when available - REP Sep 2015 #9

Why Do Generic Drugs Suddenly Cost More? rocktivity Sep 2015 #7

Check at GoodRx.com - they offer coupons that will reduce your costs csziggy Sep 2015 #10

Ok, thanks. GusFring Sep 2015 #12