DrugBuyers.Com: Shouldn't all doctors provide a script on request?

VIP Member Discounts:
1stmeds.com. $15, 1Meds.com 10%, 1steMeds.com $25, Aaameds.com $20, Accuratedmd.com $25, AdvanceMedicalHealth.com $30, Allxenical.com $15, APainSolution.com $30, Avoidmiddleman.com 20%, Canadacheaprx.com $12, Cyberscriptsrx.com $10, Destinyrx.com 10% more meds, Dr. Starks $25, Dr. Williams $10, DoctorByPhone.com $20,Doctorsforpatients.com $20, Doctornpills.com 10%, ErMeds.com $25, Europharmacy.com $10, Exactdrugs.com 10%, ExpressReliefServices $25, FarmaciasArgentinas.com 10%, Farmakos.com $10,FedxMeds.com $10, HealthPlusPharmacy.com 10%, Indianmeds4u.com 25%, MedicineExpress.co.nz 12.5%, Medlogicrx $30, Medsmadesimple.com $30, Medscorp.com 10%, MedsNationWide.com $10, Medsin24hs.com 10%, MedsWorldwide.com $10, NationWidePills.com $30,NorcoWorldWide.com $20, Online-scripts.com $15, OnlinePharmacy.co.nz 5%, OnlineSolution4u.com 10%, OurPrescriptionsforless.com 10% more meds, PacificViewMedical.com $15, PatientCareUsa.com $20, Pharmacydiscounter.com 10%, Qualitymeds2u.com $25, Rx2World.com 10%, SouthWestMedicalGroup.com $25, SpecialValueServices.com $20/$40, SunsetMedicalCenter.com $20, Tecmedit.com 25/30 %, TodaysPrescriptions.com $30, WellPharmacy.com 30%, YourOnlineDoctor.com $30, and many other discounts, and benefits, from U.S. and International sites. Our VIP Program starts at $15: Join now. Support our site and save a bundle!

You are not logged in. [Login]	Entrance · Main Index · Search · Active Topics New user · Who's Online · FAQ · Calendar · Links
Pharmacy List: US List · International List · Canadian List · Black List \| Drug List · Compare Prices Recent Posts: Past 24 Hours · Past 48 Hours · Past Week
VIP Members Board Entrance · VIP Board Main Index

Other Related Topics >> Laws, Regulations, and Enforcement

BigMatza
Stranger

Reged: 04/15/04
Posts: 3

Shouldn't all doctors provide a script on request?
11/30/04 02:24 PM

What's the ruling on this?

It seems like all-in-one online rx services are depriving you of your right to get an actual script. By all-in-one, I mean doctors who consult with you for a fee, and then forward your script to their partner pharmacy who mails you the meds... which would pretty much be all of them.

If you ask the doctor for a script, rather than the meds, shouldn't he/she have to mail you one? The obvious need for this is because I have insurance and a stiff PCP. I'd much rather pay a $10 copay than $100 and another $20 for shipping.

I understand that whatever script I get filled using my insurance will be on record, and I am okay with that.

Also, what would happen if I got the original script filled via the online rx (as normally done), and then took the empty container to the local CVS for my refills? Does anyone do this? Does it matter whether or not the medication is scheduled, or if the doctor is out of state? Does this throw up all kinds of flags if CVS sees the pharmacy that filled it is online?

I apologize if this question is posted in an FAQ on DB. I looked for a good 30 minutes and didn't find it. I also noticed it's a pretty common question (IMHO) NOT addressed by any OLP FAQs I've seen.

Please advise.

Post Extras

Print Post

Remind Me!

Notify Moderator

Entire topic
Subject	Posted by	Posted on
Shouldn't all doctors provide a script on request?	BigMatza	11/30/04 02:24 PM
Re: Shouldn't all doctors provide a script on request?	BigMatza	11/30/04 02:36 PM
Re: Shouldn't all doctors provide a script on request?	Pickledoo	12/01/04 07:24 AM
Re: Shouldn't all doctors provide a script on request?	lela	12/02/04 12:27 PM
Re: Shouldn't all doctors provide a script on request?	ISaidDuh	12/07/04 11:40 AM
Re: Shouldn't all doctors provide a script on request?	MRNUTTY	12/01/04 06:29 PM
Re: Shouldn't all doctors provide a script on request?	Sweetz	12/02/04 04:02 AM
Re: Shouldn't all doctors provide a script on request?	Pickledoo	12/02/04 05:47 AM
Re: Shouldn't all doctors provide a script on request?	InvaderCAL	12/01/04 08:47 AM
Re: Shouldn't all doctors provide a script on request?	mackmoves	12/01/04 10:08 AM
Re: Shouldn't all doctors provide a script on request?	Trampy	12/01/04 08:19 AM

Extra information

2 registered and 1 anonymous users are browsing this forum.

Moderator: Heidi, Melody

Forum Permissions
      You cannot start new topics
      You cannot reply to topics
      HTML is enabled
      UBBCode is enabled

Rating:
Thread views: 477

Jump to

Help & Contact Information | Privacy statement | Rules

Free Members Area

UBB.threads™ 6.5
With Modifications from ThreadsDev.com by Joshua Pettit