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Ask about 100-day prescriptions and mail-order refills

Trillium members on long-term medicines can ask for a 100-day supply, use mail order, and refill most daily medicines early.

Steps

5 steps
  1. Ask your prescriber for a 100-day supplyThis works for maintenance medicines taken long term. It means fewer trips to the pharmacy.
  2. Consider mail orderMail order is through Express Scripts Pharmacy. Get the form from the Benefits and Services page.
  3. Check whether your pharmacy deliversCheck the pharmacy's website or call the pharmacy. Call at off times, as phone lines are busy.
  4. Time your early refillMost daily medicines can be refilled up to 6 days early. A chart on the page shows the timing by drug type.
  5. Allow time to renewIf you have no refills left, it may take more time to get your prescription filled.
CII controlled medicines are not eligible for 90-day supplies, and refill timing differs by drug type.

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