Amarin Corp Plc (AMRN)

[BioChica]

Yes there are many formulary's with variences. I chose a couple of Cigna comprehensive formularies. HMO Insurer and one from Texas, these can vary from state to state. Same goes for BC/BS variances in copay but I don't remember seeing any PA for these either. I only ran into a problem with UHC which was had a PA for vascepa. Glad we dumped UHA. I think but the end of the year all the health insurance carriers formulary's will be no PA and cheaper COPAY. The actuaries are always look at a way to reduce claims and Vascepa fits the bill. By reducing hospital stays or even ER visits.