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A member asked:
I need to renew a prescription for my birth control (minerva). is it necessary for a consult? i was advised that the pharmacy could extend it by 6 months but they only gave me a 1 month repeat.
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Prescription : You need to call your doctor that wrote the original prescription and ask for a refill. Good Luck
Answered 1/20/2021
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