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FALL-WINTER 2023 Shopping Fun and Frustrations!!!!
November 12, 2023 at
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So anyway, to help in the healing process the doctor prescribed an ointment. The only way to get it was at a pharmacy but when picked up it was categorized as an 'over the counter drug' (even though one could not get it without a prescription) and insurance did not cover it. I don't know if this categorization was done by my insurance company/prescription manager or its just the way this and possibly other prescription drugs are, but it was a first for me.
Imo, just another way for insurance companies to not have to pay for something.
And to top it off, I was to use it for 30 days, which I did, and on day 32 I get a letter from CVS saying to quit using the product as it has been recalled and could be harmful. Can't believe they didn't call with this information but instead relied on snail mail. These kinds of things seem to happen to me for some reason. Guess I'm just lucky???
So anyway, to help in the healing process the doctor prescribed an ointment. The only way to get it was at a pharmacy but when picked up it was categorized as an 'over the counter drug' (even though one could not get it without a prescription) and insurance did not cover it. I don't know if this categorization was done by my insurance company/prescription manager or its just the way this and possibly other prescription drugs are, but it was a first for me.
Imo, just another way for insurance companies to not have to pay for something.
And to top it off, I was to use it for 30 days, which I did, and on day 32 I get a letter from CVS saying to quit using the product as it has been recalled and could be harmful. Can't believe they didn't call with this information but instead relied on snail mail. These kinds of things seem to happen to me for some reason. Guess I'm just lucky???
So anyway, to help in the healing process the doctor prescribed an ointment. The only way to get it was at a pharmacy but when picked up it was categorized as an 'over the counter drug' (even though one could not get it without a prescription) and insurance did not cover it. I don't know if this categorization was done by my insurance company/prescription manager or its just the way this and possibly other prescription drugs are, but it was a first for me.
Imo, just another way for insurance companies to not have to pay for something.
And to top it off, I was to use it for 30 days, which I did, and on day 32 I get a letter from CVS saying to quit using the product as it has been recalled and could be harmful. Can't believe they didn't call with this information but instead relied on snail mail. These kinds of things seem to happen to me for some reason. Guess I'm just lucky???
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