The same happened for my Abilify when my Insurance switched over but the doctor will be able to fight for it and with the change of dosage Abenaki that it might work out fine. The insurance companies and CVS just take precaution.

I went to finally pick mine up and the pharmacist “needed to speak with me”. It scared me but she just wanted to stress when to take and how to take the Abilify.

Without the insurance CVS wanted to charge me $865.00 and since I’m negative in the bank right now that wasn’t able to happen so I’m glad my pdoc was able to work it out. He changed my dosage to 30 5mg tables that I split in half.