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Thanks for mentioning this, Drew. It never even occurred to me that insurance might pay for off-label meds.
i am not sure how much it covered... the compounding pharmacy i went to said it covered it... but for 60 1.5mg caps. it was $20. maybe that isn't that much of a savings i really don't know the actual cost of the med.
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