i got my alazopram filled on the 1st at my usual pharmacy who has filled it for me for the last 3 months no problems. i took it with me out of town to see my father in the hospital and arrived home friday morning. i got out my pill minders container to fill it up and cant find the alazopram anywhere in my purse where it was. i have searched everywhere. apparently it is either lost or stolen. i did have one refill remaining on it. will my pharmacy honor that refill now or make me wait thirty days. or will they honor it if i pay cash or it and not use my normal insurance to fill the replacement? need help asap
Xanax script stole/lost after only 5 days. 1 refill on it. will phrmcy fill it so soon?
Question posted by katherinefinley on 4 Nov 2011
Last updated on 16 July 2022 by kmercedesc
4 Answers
kmercedesc
17 July 2022
You may have to go get police report before they will consider it. I could be wrong, just what I’ve heard.
Best of luck to you and hope you get them!
strain2bsain
4 Nov 2011
you will have to call your pharmacy,see what they say,then you'll probly have call the Dr.but your pharmacist may go ahead and fill it.But before you call maybe take another look around for them.good luck and let me know what happens,*amy
Inactive
4 Nov 2011
you may have to go to your dr and explain to him and he mabe able to write you another prescription at a different dose so your insurance will pay, or hell have to call the pharmacy and authorize the fill early under the circumstance. it all depends on the pharmacy you go to, some will let you pay cash and fill it, some will say its too early and not or they may if you dr appoves
Rajive Goel
4 Nov 2011
Maybe talking to your doc who gave you the prescription, the pharmacy who refilled it explaining the sequence of events would help, please give it a try.
Take care, best wishes!
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