You can often refill a prescription without seeing a doctor in person, but it depends on several factors. If you still have refills remaining, you don’t need to involve them in the refill process.

A prescription drug drop box will be installed outside of the Laguna Beach Police Department probably by the end of April, Capt. Jason Kravetz said Tuesday. Laguna Beach High School students came ...

You may be able to get a prescription refilled via telemedicine. However, most services can't start or refill controlled drugs without an in-person appointment.

Unintentional drug overdoses are Ohio's leading cause of accidental death. Now, you can safely dispose of your unused medications through the Ohio Prescription Drug Drop Box Program (in partnership ...

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The Miami County Sheriff’s Office now has a prescription drug drop-off box located in the lobby at 201 W. Main St. The box was received from the National Association of Drug Diversion ...

The Emergency Prescription Assistance Program, launched in response to Tropical Storm Helene, will officially end on May 31. The U.S. Health and Human Services program has provided temporary, no ...

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She arranged with her insurer and UCLA to conduct a video chat with her former doctor for the refill. The call lasted about 20 minutes. Keep in mind, this was a video chat, not an office visit.

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