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Hope you don't actually need your medication on time.
Medication was ordered a month ahead, with a fill date of the 14th. By the 16th, my provider had already called to follow up. By the 17th, I was out of my medication, which I cannot function without. With no word from Express Scripts, my provider sent it in to a local pharmacy instead. They refused to fill as Express had already run it through my insurance. They didn't ship until the 19th and used the slowest possible shipping. Today is the 27th and I literally just received it. In the 11 days I've been out, I have almost burned my house down, ruined cookware I've had for years, missed four days of work using up all my PTO, made massive mistakes the days I was at work which would have been job-ending if I didn't have five years of tenure and a reputation of usually being extremely reliable, damaged my vehicle, and missed some expensive deadlines. It's a controlled substance, so even if I could afford to fill it out of pocket, I wouldn't have been able to do so. To add insult to injury, they filled another controlled med while I was waiting that isn't actually needed for another few weeks, and ups left it at my door without a knock or signature. Also, they only filled 60 days instead of the promised 90 which is what convinced me to try them in the first place. They were also a few days late on another medication, but thankfully I was able to get a week of that one locally to bridge the gap, as it controls persistent destructive intrusive thoughts and being without it for more than a day or two would be catastrophic. So thanks, Express Scripts. That was an expensive reminder of how disabled I actually am. I've spent years finding a routine and medication that allow me to work full time and care for myself without extensive support, and I almost lost everything I've worked for when Express failed to do their one job. As it is, I'm going to be cleaning this mess up for months. Never touching this dumpster fire of a "pharmacy" again. I recommend you don't either.