would I get in trouble for this?

[Guest guest]

GO FOR IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I WOULD IN A HEARRTBEAT!!

would I get in trouble for this?

I have a prescription that I fill at my local pharmacy for 30 mg of armour

from one doctor and I have a prescription that I get filled through my insurance

mail order program for 90 mg. Would I get in trouble if I just kept filling

both of them so I could get the 120 mg that I think I need?

Angie

Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind

word, a listening ear, an honest compliment, or the smallest act of

caring, all of which have the potential to turn a life around.

--Leo Buscaglia

[Guest guest]

I have a prescription that I fill at my local pharmacy for 30 mg of armour from

one doctor and I have a prescription that I get filled through my insurance mail

order program for 90 mg. Would I get in trouble if I just kept filling both of

them so I could get the 120 mg that I think I need?

Angie

Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind

word, a listening ear, an honest compliment, or the smallest act of

caring, all of which have the potential to turn a life around.

--Leo Buscaglia

[Guest guest]

Depends....with our mail order place they also have the list of meds

that we get anyplace else, as it all comes under the same insurance

thing....give it a try....all they can say is " no " ....my hubby had

potassium ordered from the hospital visit and it was on a list of

several others....they would not fill that one as they had filled

another one for that same med the previous week.....but they will

keep it on file and we can have it filled whenever he needs

it......sue in Tn

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> I have a prescription that I fill at my local pharmacy for 30 mg of

armour from one doctor and I have a prescription that I get filled

through my insurance mail order program for 90 mg. Would I get in

trouble if I just kept filling both of them so I could get the 120 mg

that I think I need?

>

> Angie

> Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind

> word, a listening ear, an honest compliment, or the smallest act of

> caring, all of which have the potential to turn a life around.

> --Leo Buscaglia

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> I have a prescription that I fill at my local pharmacy for 30 mg

>of armour from one doctor and I have a prescription that I get

>filled through my insurance mail order program for 90 mg. Would I

>get in trouble if I just kept filling both of them so I could get

>the 120 mg that I think I need?

Nope.

[Guest guest]

If your insurance is paying both the local pharmacy prescription PLUS

the mail order they might ask about it. (Or it might set off

something in their computers.) With my insurance even though I fill

it at the local pharmacy I can go online and it shows all my

prescriptions and if I want I can change it to mail order through

them. (Which I will have to do next year because my benefits will

change. Already dreading it if they send the wrong prescription or

the post office loses it or we get another major storm etc.)

Louise

> > I have a prescription that I fill at my local pharmacy for 30 mg

> >of armour from one doctor and I have a prescription that I get

> >filled through my insurance mail order program for 90 mg. Would I

> >get in trouble if I just kept filling both of them so I could get

> >the 120 mg that I think I need?

>

> Nope.