@trifo I would recommend checking again. Formularies can and are updated often. If they are no longer covered you will have to pay the 120 per month or ask for alternatives that are covered.
@trifo Check your formulary to see what tier the rx falls under, then reference your SBC to see how it’s covered. Some plans have “preferred” in network pharmacies with lower copays. $1 to $60 is a big jump though. I have a feeling it’s generic vs name brand.
@trifo Check the cost at Sam's and/or Costco. If they are monthly meds, you might be able to get 90 days for a 2 month price through your insurance's mail in pharmacy.
@trifo Check goodrx. They list the retail prices for meds. (the cost before coupons). There is an incredible range. You would think retail is retail and would be the same for all pharmacies. But that's not true.
I've found that some of the major chains have extremely high prices compared to someplace like Walmart.
Also, some medications are super cheap depending on the pharmacy. For example my local grocery store pharmacy will only charge $1 for any antibiotic. There's one antibiotic that costs $500. But it's $1 where I go.
