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Why wont medicare part d pay for butorphanol tartrate nasal spray for my mom?
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Formulary?: The nasal spray formulation may not be on their formulary due to the cost of it. You can call medicare part d directly to ask them the specific reason for the denial.
Answered 12/28/2022
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