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I am currently taking storwin and twynsta which are not on the formulary please could you recommend equivalent meds that are on the formulary thanx?

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Dr. Silviu Pasniciuc answered

Specializes in Internal Medicine

Your prescriber: Should be able to figure it out through direct communication with your insurance that will likely cover generic versions of the statin and antihypertensive.

Dr Hickerson and another doctor agreed

Answered 8/20/2019

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