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Originally Posted by firstenrgy

The eyedrops should have an acceptable generic alternative. If not, call the doc, tell him it was denied and you need him or to call the ins co with the diagnosis code and say its medically necessary. He wrote the script he should have no objection.
The tendonitis might be more difficult to get approved. Too many OTC alternatives. You never know, my zantach is now over the counter and it was originally denied and the docs office called up the ins co claiming I can't remember correct dosing with the OTC products so its medically necessary and it got approved.
Many ways to skin a cat.

The OTC meds are a lot of the problem. Allegra isn't covered because Clartin can be bought OTC. The dose is much lower in the OTC Clartin than the Allegra. I can get away with OTC during the winter and summer months... but spring and fall my allergies are much worse, so I need something stronger. I try to stick with OTC when it's not prime allergy season.

I've asked for generic for the EstraTest and it's the same price as the brand, because neither one are on the insurance company's preferred list. Go figure

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Originally Posted by TestRip7

How many peeps here are on doctor perscribed HRT? How much of it is covered by your insurance?

Just Curious to see what the standard is.

I'm on HRT (Test Cyp) 200mg/wk and its covered 100% by my insurance

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Originally Posted by dixiechick

The OTC meds are a lot of the problem. Allegra isn't covered because Clartin can be bought OTC. The dose is much lower in the OTC Clartin than the Allegra. I can get away with OTC during the winter and summer months... but spring and fall my allergies are much worse, so I need something stronger. I try to stick with OTC when it's not prime allergy season.

I've asked for generic for the EstraTest and it's the same price as the brand, because neither one are on the insurance company's preferred list. Go figure

What about allergy shots. They will test you for allergens and then make a ****tail of alergens which will eventually desensitze you. Your insurance should cover that.

TweetI was covered 100% and paid $5 for Test Cyp (200mg/wk). Changed jobs and insurance and now pay $45 per vial. Sucks but at least it's somewhat covered...

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Originally Posted by TestRip7

How many peeps here are on doctor perscribed HRT? How much of it is covered by your insurance?

Just Curious to see what the standard is.

mine payed zero it cost me 116$ for a bottle of watson cyp and to be honest is worth every penny

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Originally Posted by mattd

I was covered 100% and paid $5 for Test Cyp (200mg/wk). Changed jobs and insurance and now pay $45 per vial. Sucks but at least it's somewhat covered...

damn i wish mine would have done that

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Originally Posted by snickers1

mine payed zero it cost me 116$ for a bottle of watson cyp and to be honest is worth every penny

Snick,

did they give you a reason why it is not covered?

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Originally Posted by TestRip7

Snick,

did they give you a reason why it is not covered?

nope doc wrote the script i went to fill they looked it up and said not covered

TweetI have HRT Test. It was easy just did the bloodwork. GH is covered under my plan. There is a multitude of tests to take for GH but its worth it in the end. Go see an Endocrenoligist(spelling). Thats what they do. Get a FULL workup. Just so you know thats about 14 vials of blood equal to giving blood.. The nurse said shes never taken that much at once before.
In the morning on an empty stomach, I could barely walk out of there.

Tweetkeep us posted on how it goes

TweetI had rx from powermedica back in the day....easy as pie

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Originally Posted by firstenrgy

Insrance covers Test HCG and GH. My estrogen wasn't ever high enough to get an anti-e covered.

Damn!..wish I was You!!!