Ask for a 90-day supply when you request the prescription: the prescriber decides the quantity and days supply when reviewing your request. A 90-day prescription can still be filled as less when your pharmacy or insurance plan limits it, so check with them too.
How to ask for one
- Say so in your request. On a Temi request, say what you would like in your request or in a message. The doctor decides the quantity and days supply of each prescription, so we cannot promise a specific quantity.
- Check your insurance plan, if you use it. Some plans cover a 90-day fill only at certain pharmacies or by mail. Ask your plan or your pharmacy before the prescription is sent.
- Compare the price. If you pay the pharmacy yourself, ask for the price of a 90-day fill and a 30-day fill of the same medication.
- If the pharmacy filled less than was prescribed, ask why. Ask whether the rest of the prescription stays on file for a later fill.
- If your prescription is shorter than you asked for, message us or call (855) 554-3030. A change to a prescription that is already written is a decision for the doctor, and we pass it to the care team.
- Plan the next one. When your pharmacy holds a prescription with refills left, you get those refills at the pharmacy without a new Temi request. A renewal after that is a new request that you submit yourself.
Where Temi fits
Temi renews prescriptions for medications you already take, except controlled substances, and the doctor sets the supply on each one. A refill request is $15, or $0 with Temi Care, and a licensed physician reviews it within 48 hours, often sooner. You pay your pharmacy for the medication.
