Why do pharmacies say its to early to fill your rx?!


Question: Why do pharmacies say its to early to fill your rx!?
they say your insurance wont cover it because of the way the dr!. dispenses it, i dont buy it!. i can go to other pharmacies and they dont do this!. i had to wait until i was out of zoloft to get it refilled then i go there and drop off another one for asthma they said too early pick it up monday!. so now i gotta drive all the back on monday write another check!. its a hassle!. my mom had the same problem she switched pharmacies , she told them i like to get my rx a week early, no problem!. today i almost wrecked driving because i was going through zoloft withdrawl!. so why some pharmacies its ok others are jerks and send you on a run around!?Www@Answer-Health@Com


Answers:
Most prescriptions are filled for a 30 day supply!. Your insurance won't cover it until a certain number of days have passed!. Normally, you can fill it once you have used 2/3 of the current prescription!. If you are willing to pay cash, I'll have no problem filling it early for you!. Most doctors do not dispense medications!. As soon as a pharmacy submits your claim, it'll say if it has been accepted or not!.Www@Answer-Health@Com

Usually a doctor prescribes a month's supply of medication and the pharmacy gives you a month's supply!. They won't fill it sooner because they won't get paid!.That's why you should have all your prescriptions at the same pharmacy!. They get to know you; they know what medications you're taking and if there are any interactions; they are more agreeable to filling it a little earlier!. It can be very frustrating but better safe than sorry!.Www@Answer-Health@Com





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