Good point. The reason it costs me more is I don’t use my insurance. The reason is that when insurance is involved, they will not give you your refills until the last minute and pray you don’t run out. If you pay without insurance, I get a larger bottle that lasts me more than my prescribed days so that I can safely get my refills and never be left feeling like total dogshit.
Agreed, when I use insurance, it’s actually cheaper than a compounding pharmacy for me.