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fixya site is not a pharmacy so no good asking here

Dear Mary,
We do not fill prescriptions.
We are a group of people who try to answer PRODUCT questions about things found inside & outside your house.
We never sell anything, we only give advice when we are able.
God bless your efforts.

this is all i can find out ...Order by Mail: When you fill your prescription with Express Scripts, a refill form is included with your first shipment. Use the envelope provided to mail the refill form toExpress Scripts. You should mail your refill form about three weeks before your current supply will run out.

FAQs - TRICARE Pharmacy Program - Express-Scripts.com

t.. how to express scripts to be filled Google Search

Just sign in to your account and click on Pharmacy. From the Pharmacy page, click on Prescription Center and then select the Prescription History tab. On this page, you'll see a detailed prescription history, including information on refills, date of last fill and amount paid. You also can print prescription records.

It should be good until the expiry date on the bottle.

In terms of asking health questions about prescription drugs, you should ask that question of the doctor who issued the prescription or the pharmacist who filled it. I would not risk my life on the advice of random strangers on the internet who may not know their elbow from another part of their body. WEBMD.com states that grapefruit can affect beta blockers and to contact your doctor.

Only you, your doctor, your lawyer or the pharmacy can contact Express Scripts due to the privacy laws. No one else can talk about your medical issues. You have to contact them to find out why they will not fill your prescription.

Your medicine? Was it a prescription that your doctor wrote and you had to physically take it to the pharmacist yourself or did your doctor say the prescription would be faxed or called in? Most doctors are faxing prescription in to whatever pharmacist you told him or her that you use. If that's the case, you need to call your pharmacist and give them your name and sometimes your date of birth, to have them check to see if your prescription has been received and if they have filled it. Some pharmacies actually deliver customers meds to them, not all pharmacies offer this service. I hope this helped.

Faxing the doctor's prescription should do it.