L S.
Be a stock holder not a customer
This is a difficult company. They are a PBM pharmacy benefit manager. This means that they want to change many patients to another drug class of medications that is cheaper they are not solely a mail order pharmacy. For some employers they will get high service and you might never have to deal with this. For others you may have this happen time and time again that they will change medication. A non informed person may talk to you about medications and ask you to switch to something cheaper. Sometimes you can go to a brick a mortar pharmacy for the same price at 90 days. If your employer cannot switch them out there are some ways to cope. There is a department where angry customers can be sent. They can make the magic to fix it. Another strategy is to order each medication separately because if they wish to change one med to something else and it will hold up the entire order. Also larger packages are sometimes shipped away and sent back from a larger distance. Order 1 med per time and inform your doctors that you only wish to change when speaking with your doctor. Unfortunately PBMs and mail orders do not work well for myself or my family my mother had a very hard time with ESI. If you want to be on the better side of things being a stock holder is better than using the service depending on how the market is going. Really important to only request one medication at a time. Try not to use a PBM because it is not just mail order. People are saying things that are true unfortunately express scripts and bcbs are the same they are corporations and they are not based on what is good for patients when the whole formulary system started great doctors were asked to join and they left. If you want non corporate health care need to go to a different country. Try to find a different option and avoid a pbm.

