05-21-2016, 04:28 PM
You could possibly go to a pharmacy you haven't been to before, say you have no insurance and you may be able to get it filled. It will be the full cost of the script so this is your option, but there isn't a way to fill two scripts of the same med with insurance.
I am not saying go out and do this, I am just saying it *could* be an option, I am not 100% sure and if you are good with your Dr. I'd maybe just hang onto it, or just toss it since you will be getting your 1.5 daily without issues each month. It's possible that if you go fill it off insurance they call your Dr. and then knows that you are trying to fill an old script, and then that would be seen as drug seeking in some peoples eyes.
Best of luck in everything!
I am not saying go out and do this, I am just saying it *could* be an option, I am not 100% sure and if you are good with your Dr. I'd maybe just hang onto it, or just toss it since you will be getting your 1.5 daily without issues each month. It's possible that if you go fill it off insurance they call your Dr. and then knows that you are trying to fill an old script, and then that would be seen as drug seeking in some peoples eyes.
Best of luck in everything!