Parson, I have avoided having my Tasigna delivered mainly due to apparent changes in UPS' practices. Just ordering things from places like Amazon my experience with UPS has been one I wouldn't trust with my medication. They recently have done things like leave my packages on my door step. Doesn't sound too bad. But I live on a city street corner with sidewalk foot traffic about 3 feet from my front door with no obstructions. I tried having my shipments marked, "DO NOT LEAVE ON DOORSTEP". I was home, heard the truck stop and then leave only to go downstairs and find my parcel sitting in front of my house. They didn't even bother to ring the doorbell. If I had to do it. I would use the post office. At least the post office and its pick-up window is only 15 blocks away, not 40 miles like the UPS truck depot I've had to drive to several times over the 17 or so years I've lived here. (They also have left my parcel with the new neighbors I had never met @ 1023 xxx when I left a note it was OK to leave it across the street @ 1020 xxx with my friends of almost 20 years. At least the new neighbors turned out to be nice people!) Just my 2 cents. Also I don't know if it's relevant to your insurer, but if I want Walgreen's to fill my Tasigna only their specialty pharmacy somewhere in rural Pennsylvania is authorized by my insurer. If I use Kroger (Frys, Fred Meyer, etc around the country) I can fill it locally. You might ask if the specialty pharmacy is your only penalty-free option. Patrick
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