birdwatchr
graduate
@Jeffntate
I was denied a 10 day opioid prescription before the first of the year; pharmacy said the 7 day was accurate, then told me it was an insurance policy already in place. Here is what CVSCaremark told me: the first prescription is for 7 days, but after that I should be able to get any (reasonable) amount my doctors prescribe. I have not yet had a chance to prove that, as I have not had any more prescribed. At any rate, those last three days are gone for good and need to be “re-prescribed” into a new prescription. Hoping someone else may be able to confirm this with their prescription management company.
I was denied a 10 day opioid prescription before the first of the year; pharmacy said the 7 day was accurate, then told me it was an insurance policy already in place. Here is what CVSCaremark told me: the first prescription is for 7 days, but after that I should be able to get any (reasonable) amount my doctors prescribe. I have not yet had a chance to prove that, as I have not had any more prescribed. At any rate, those last three days are gone for good and need to be “re-prescribed” into a new prescription. Hoping someone else may be able to confirm this with their prescription management company.