Covered drug definition
Covered drug means any prescription drug that:
Covered drug means a Brand Name or Generic Prescription Drug or diabetic supply or equipment which:
Covered drug means a Brand Name or Generic Prescription Drug or diabetic supply or equipment which: can only be obtained with a prescription; has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration (“FDA”) for general marketing; is dispensed by a licensed pharmacist; is prescribed by a Plan Provider, except in the case of Emergency Services and Urgently Needed Services; is a Prescription Drug that does not have an over-the-counter Therapeutic Equivalent available; and is not specifically excluded herein.
More Definitions of Covered drug
Covered drug means an outpatient drug as set forth in section 1927(k) of the Social Security Act. For purposes of coverage under the Agreement, all covered outpatient drugs are identified by the NDC number.
Covered drug means any substance recognized as a drug under 21
Covered drug means a drug sold in any form and used by covered entities, including prescription and nonprescription drugs, brand name and generic drugs, drugs for veterinary use, and drugs in medical devices and combination products, including pre-filled injector products with a retractable or otherwise securely covered needle. "Covered drug" does not include:
Covered drug means any substance recognized as a drug under 21 United States Code, Section 321(g)(1), as amended, and any regulations adopted pursuant to that provision, that is sold, offered for sale or dispensed in the State, whether directly or through a wholesaler, in any form, including, but not limited to, prescription and nonprescription drugs, drugs in medical devices and combination products, brand and generic drugs and drugs for veterinary use.
Covered drug means a high cost prescription drug, gene therapy, or cell therapy
Covered drug means a legend drug, nonlegend drug, brand
Covered drug means those prescription drugs, supplies, Specialty Drugs, and other items that are covered under a Plan, as indicated in the applicable Drug Benefit Summary.