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Anyone found an easy way to rx these? So many types and every insurance prefers a different meter.
I wish I could just write:
glucometer of choice #1
glucomter strips of choice check qd e11.9 #100 + 4 rf
lancets check qd e11.9 #100 + 4 rf
Any tips or solutions out there?
Larry
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Midwest
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Larry,
I wish there was. I've written for generic glucometer and in the comments section write "Any glucometer covered by insurance" but have yet to have a pharmacy accept that.
Marty
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