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I was originally given a prescription for fox air acc60 50/500 but this is not covered nanu more on my critical illness benefit. can i change to one of the other doses i.e 25/250 ?
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Yes!: Contact your prescribing doctor to follow up with this and request a changed prescription. If you cannot reach them directly, ask the pharmacist to contact the prescribing Dr.
Answered 5/20/2020
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