> Since you may sell them if you get them more frequently. Now here's a pack of 30.
But it's already a C/II class medication so the name on the Rx has to match the name on the photo ID and the pharmacy has to keep the records / there are rules for how often C/II medications can be dispensed. If you have a 30d Rx, the soonest you can come back with an Rx for that same medication is ~25d.
Regardless, does it matter if I have to re-fill every 30d or every 90d? As long as I'm only in there every 80d to get my 90d supply topped up, how is that any different from a 2d Rx or a 30d Rx being filled every 1d or every 25d?
Sorry, I was being a little tongue in cheek. My wife is on Adderall for ADHD and the renewal thing is frustrating for sure. Our pharmacy would only let us refill her prescription the day of until our psychiatrist wrote one that said 30 tablets over 25 days. So I get the frustration, I just find it kinda silly that there's all these overblown controls, and then they give a "large" amount when all is said and done. Kinda like security theatre to me, it's just dumb and punishes people that already have a hard time keeping up on appointments and paperwork due to their health.
But it's already a C/II class medication so the name on the Rx has to match the name on the photo ID and the pharmacy has to keep the records / there are rules for how often C/II medications can be dispensed. If you have a 30d Rx, the soonest you can come back with an Rx for that same medication is ~25d.
Regardless, does it matter if I have to re-fill every 30d or every 90d? As long as I'm only in there every 80d to get my 90d supply topped up, how is that any different from a 2d Rx or a 30d Rx being filled every 1d or every 25d?