Reference
Most programs do not name a pharmacy, and where they do not, nothing is inferred. A named pharmacy is recorded with the date the page was read, and no price is attributed to it separately unless the program publishes one.
Prescription sent to a local retail pharmacy
The program charges for care and sends the prescription to a retail pharmacy of the patient's choosing, where the medication is paid for separately or run through insurance. The medication amount therefore varies with the pharmacy and is not published by the program.
Named dispensing partner
Named in the provider's terms of use at 10 Canale Drive, Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey 08234. State licences are not published.
Named dispensing partner
Named in the provider's terms of use at 6171 Huntley Rd, Ste J, Columbus, Ohio 43229. State licences are not published.
Named dispensing partner
Named in the provider's terms of use at 525 Alexandria Pike, Suite 100, Southgate, Kentucky 41071. State licences are not published.
Named compounding partner
Named in the provider's terms and conditions. The provider states that it is not itself a healthcare provider. State licences are not published.
Compounded preparation
The preparation is compounded rather than dispensed as a finished product. No dispensing partner is named on the pages read, and no separate dispensing fee is published.
Included in the plan price
The medication is described as included in the plan charge. No separate dispensing fee is listed, and no pharmacy is named on the pages read.
Not established
No source in the record set states how the medication is dispensed. The field is left blank rather than assumed.
A dispensing fee is only recorded when a program prices it. Where dispensing is described as included, the record says so on the offer rather than adding an assumed amount.
Last modified Oct 23, 2026