u/Kerouaille8

I know and understand the rational for not filling out of state control prescriptions. However, I have always gone to a med spa in Georgia and had prescriptions from them filled at my local CVS when I am at my primary home in Virginia.

Yesterday, my doctor called in a prescription for the eyedrop Up-Neeq and the pharmacist told him she won’t fill it because he is out of state. A script for eyedrops!

Is CVS expanding their restrictive policies or is this an overzealous pharmacist. It was the same pharmacist who is always there so very confusing.