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FlowFlex COVID-19 Antigen Home Test $9.99
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Limit 6 per order.
However, you can place 2x order of 4x tests to get the 8x tests per person per month allowed by health insurance plans, while also getting free shipping ($35+ order).
Please note: CVS is not accepting returns for COVID-19 test kits.
https://www.cvs.com/shop/flowflex...did-823994
However, you can place 2x order of 4x tests to get the 8x tests per person per month allowed by health insurance plans, while also getting free shipping ($35+ order).
Please note: CVS is not accepting returns for COVID-19 test kits.
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Today is January 15.
I'm not sure there are clear procedures in place yet though
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Each test inside the multipack is counted separately for reimbursement. If there is a preferred network of COVID-19 OTC test retailers, then the limit of reimbursement for each 2-pack is $24.
As the OP said, each test inside the multipack can also be counted separately for limiting purchases to 8 tests per plan member per month. So each person can be limited to 4x 2-packs, for example, if the insurance chooses to count that as 8 against the quantity limit of 8.
See footnotes 15 and 16 on: https://www.dol.gov/sites/dolgov/...art-51.pdf
16) The Departments recognize that some OTC COVID-19 tests are sold in packages containing more than one test. In applying the quantity limit of 8, plans and issuers may count each test separately, even if multiple tests are sold in one package
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As the OP said, each test inside the multipack can also be counted separately for limiting purchases to 8 tests per plan member per month. So each person can be limited to 4x 2-packs, for example, if the insurance chooses to count that as 8 against the quantity limit of 8.
See footnotes 15 and 16 on:
Edit: I'd have to believe that your state board of pharmacy would take unkindly to that, as well.