Have you purchased from Amazon Pharmacy when your drug insurer doesn't have a drug in its formulary?

Thanks for posting this. I’m interested to know myself. I didn’t know Amazon has prescription drugs.

Did you try goodrx for your regular pharmacy?

Nope. Not going there. EVER.
Not Mark Cuban’s Cost Plus either.

@JLeslie I’ll let you know. I ordered from them after dinner; should arrive Monday. Stay tuned.

@elbanditoroso It was the prescription D2, or just a high dose OTC, which is usually D3.

Iwouldn’t order from then either. Don’t need Amazon taking over all my life.

@janbb Do you order from Amazon a lot?

What is a formulary? I think I know the answer…their stash…but where did it come from?

@Dutchess_III Each insurance plan has its own formulary, which is also known as a drug list. You can find your formulary on your insurance plan’s website.

Prescription D has never been covered on any of my insurance and I’ve had at least 4 different insurance companies while taking D prescription.

@Dutchess_III The formulary is the list of what drugs they will cover in you prescription plan.

Follow-up: Package arrived by 1-day UPS just a few minutes ago. Aside from the color of the pill container (turquiosish) top, it looked like any other Rx from any other drug store.

Thumbs up.

I asked a similar question on twitter months ago and most people (unhelpfully) replied “just use cost plus pharmacy!”, but a couple of people had used Amazon pharmacy and would recommend it. The prices are just astonishingly low – I bet most people would be surprised.