Originally Posted by RB
Perhaps the doctor didn't authorize refills.
it was the original perscription. 2 more refills
Originally Posted by yldstyleviet
go to the next store
its pretty far from where i work.
Originally Posted by NOPD
You probably need a prior authorization from the insurance company because they don't usually cover the medication since it's not in their formulary; due to the fact that there are over the counter allergy medications comparable to the zyrtec. The pharmacy usually calls the dr. and the dr. has to call the insurance company to give the insurance company a reason why you have to take it. And that doesn't mean that it will be covered. The process normally takes a few hours or days. I say try out the claritin over the counter or the generic first to see if it works.
The other option is to call the insurance co. and see what is covered under the insurance and tell the dr. to call that particular medication in.
I have actually tried claritan, claritan D, allegra d and zyrtec. it might be a mental thing about it, but the claritin didnt work very well compared to the allegra and zyrtec.
i just called the pharmacists and they said that my insurance company just doesnt feel like paying for zyrtec cause its expensive. something like this happened last time when i was trying to get allegra. why wont they pay for that, i pay them every month, not like i am sick or have allergetic reactions every month.