Insurance covered vitamins?

[Mel36695 27]

Hi there! Has anyone had any luck with their insurance paying for Vitamins or supplements after surgery?

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[SueSaBelle 57]

I have. My surgeon prescribed the B12 nasal spray for once a week and I also get my Bariactiv Iron, Multi-Vitamin and Calcium + D3 & Magnesium for free. They are chewables and taste horrible if I do chew them. I am able to suck on them and they are much more tolerable. I figure I can put on my big girl panties and deal with the taste in order to save over $70 a month in Vitamins.

[toodlerue 452]

Why should they? Everyone should take some form of Vitamin.

[Frustr8 7,886]

Ah but that would mean insurance was doing something to help us instead of existing only for the frustration quotient. Nice is not in the first name of any plan I ever encountered.

[GradyCat 3,695]

Nope, mine doesn't cover Vitamins.

[Mel36695 27]

I have. My surgeon prescribed the B12 nasal spray for once a week and I also get my Bariactiv Iron, Multi-Vitamin and Calcium + D3 & Magnesium for free. They are chewables and taste horrible if I do chew them. I am able to suck on them and they are much more tolerable. I figure I can put on my big girl panties and deal with the taste in order to save over $70 a month in Vitamins.< br>

I tried those. It's crazy but my insurance will be a $600 copay for the direct mail from the drug manufacturer but would only charge me $60 if I go through their mailing service. But, if I go with that, I dont get the vitamins with the nasal spray. Boo!

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[Mel36695 27]

Why should they? Everyone should take some form of Vitamin.

They should. Here's why: the cost of treating a malnourished, sick person is far greater than Multivitamins.< br>
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