Posted by fenix on January 30, 2006, at 6:10:03
In reply to Re: Prior Authorization and Brand Name drugs » fenix, posted by yxibow on January 30, 2006, at 2:10:40
> > Hi, does anyone have any experience with trying to get a brand name drug when your health insurance requires that your doctor fill out a PA (prior authorization)? It seems like it would be quite a hassle but I swear that brand names seem better quality, I wouldn't mind paying some extra money.
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> As I posted, its a lot of extra money, and they have been around 46 years. The benzodiazepines on the market really are not any different in percentage change than the originals themselves. The FDA requires the same variation % in both.
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> A PA requires a few extra days, but be careful. If it is your only insurance and you request a lot of PAs, they may not want to carry you and figure out some way of dropping you even though its illegal. I don't want to scare you, that is extremely unlikely, but its something I think in the back of my mind with my company, and its a fairly good one.
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>Really? Now, that is interesting that they would drop you. They must not like spending the extra money.
I sweeeeaarrr though, this purepac generic clonazepam, it is just not good! I need some kind of solution!
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