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    Prescriptions that use to just have a $1 co-pay now aren’t covered by my insurance

    @daveosu54 Azelastine. I also get Flonase but it’s covered by my insurance
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    Prescriptions that use to just have a $1 co-pay now aren’t covered by my insurance

    @daveosu54 I think technically 30 days but it’s a cream and nasal spray
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    Prescriptions that use to just have a $1 co-pay now aren’t covered by my insurance

    @prettypeacock1 At the beginning of the year
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    Prescriptions that use to just have a $1 co-pay now aren’t covered by my insurance

    @prettypeacock1 They’re covered last time I looked
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    Prescriptions that use to just have a $1 co-pay now aren’t covered by my insurance

    @minnieys Yeah I’ve gotten other prescriptions there that were covered
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    Prescriptions that use to just have a $1 co-pay now aren’t covered by my insurance

    I recently moved and switched my pharmacy to the closest one to my new home which is a CVS. I am prescribed medications from an ENT and a Dermatologist that I’ve tried refilling and expected the usual $1 co-pay that I payed previously for those medications but they both cost almost $60 each...
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