CRX International is a voluntary international mail-order prescription program designed to cater to eligible employees and their dependents who are enrolled in a medical plan provided by their employer. This program is particularly advantageous as it offers FREE Brand Name Medications, ensuring that participants can access high-quality treatments without the financial burden typically associated with prescription drugs. Additionally, CRX provides FREE shipping, further enhancing the convenience and affordability of obtaining necessary medications.
🏅 CRX International stands out as a simple, safe, and smart solution for acquiring maintenance medications. For employees in both the public and private sectors, this program eliminates the complexities often involved in prescription management. By leveraging CRX, participants can streamline their medication procurement process, ensuring they receive their prescriptions efficiently and securely. This program not only simplifies the logistics of obtaining medications but also offers peace of mind through its reliable and user-friendly service.
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CRX is an easy way for patients to get prescription medications. Medications are sent from the pharmaceutical manufacturer to Tier 1 countries, then from the wholesaler to the registered pharmacist, and, finally, directly to the patient in the manufacturer’s original sealed packaging.
It’s as easy as enrolling to take advantage of this convenience.
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CRX professionals regularly inspect all licensed pharmacies to ensure that all safety protocols and all American/source country regulations are met. They only use government-certified products from federally-approved facilities.
CRX offers hundreds of brand-name maintenance medications. But it’s the prescriptions they don’t facilitate – like generics, narcotics, and temperature-sensitive meds – that make them the safest, most transparent program out there. Since the very beginning, their primary goal has been to ensure public safety.
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Basically, employers pay much less for the medications and share these big-time savings with end-users.
How is this possible? Unlike other Tier 1 countries utilized by CRX, the U.S. does not negotiate any medication costs due to heavy lobbying in Washington, D.C. As a result, most multinational drug companies report record earnings, reaping over half of their worldwide profits in America alone.
CRX contracts government-licensed pharmacies in Canada, the United Kingdom, and Australia (Tier 1 countries as designated by Congress) to supply brand-name medications, packaged and sealed by the original manufacturer, for direct delivery to all participants.
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FAQ
How can these medications be offered at a zero copay?
The substantial savings opportunities that the CRX International mail order programs provide are due to the fact that in the countries (Canada, the United Kingdom, and Australia) where CRX International assists individuals in shopping, prevailing prices are substantially lower for the same drugs than they are in the United States. CRX International works with government‐licensed pharmacies to supply brand-name medications, packaged and sealed by the original manufacturer, for delivery to all participants. This lower cost for medications allows CRX International to offer this program at a zero copay to the participant.
Where do these medications come from?
All medications are sourced from Tier 1 countries as designated by the U.S. Congress for safety purposes. Tier 1 countries are deemed by the U.S. government to have equivalent or greater safety and licensing regulations as the United States. CRX International ensures that all medications are packaged by the manufacturer, distributed by government‐regulated wholesalers, prescribed by practicing prescribers, labeled and dispensed by licensed local pharmacists, and delivered directly to the patient. In addition, CRX International professionals regularly inspect all licensed pharmacies to ensure that safety standards and regulations are met.
What is the difference between the medications from the United States and those shipped from international sources?
Medications shipped by CRX International pharmacies meet the strict manufacturing requirements of Tier 1 countries and are government‐regulated. Although the drugs you receive may in limited circumstances look slightly different or have a different name than what you are used to, for all intents and purposes they are identical. For example, a drug may be a capsule in the U.S. but a tablet in another country.
Will the CRX International program replace my current prescription benefit plan?
No. CRX International is a voluntary program that can only be used for select brand-name medications listed on the CRX International formulary. You will need to use your current prescription benefit plan for medications not listed on the formulary, such as generic medications, controlled substances, and antibiotics.
Do I have to use CRX International for all of my brand-name medications?
No. But if your medication is available through CRX International, the copay savings could be substantial. At any time, you can revert back to purchasing your medications at your local pharmacy or mail-order provider.
How do I enroll?
Please submit a completed enrollment form, a copy of your photo identification, and a new prescription for each medication you wish to fill through the CRX International program. Enrollment forms can be completed online. A three-month prescription with three refills should be requested from your prescriber – and a 30-day prescription for local filling should ensure your continued course of therapy during your enrollment period.
Why do I have to complete an enrollment form?
CRX International requires this form to be completed for the safety of the patient. Your current medication list and health history are used for prescriber review and to complete a drug utilization review that could identify possible interactions.
How long is the process?
Once all correspondence is received and registration is confirmed, it takes three to five business days to process internally. Your order is then sent to the international pharmacy for dispensing. Please allow four weeks for delivery of your package.
Do I need to call CRX International for refills?
CRX International maintains a calling schedule for all of their customers. When your refills are due, CRX International will attempt to reach you by phone three times. If unsuccessful, a letter will be issued as a reminder for you to contact them.
What is CRX International return policy?
Once medications have left the dispensing pharmacy, CRX International by law cannot accept medications back.
How do they ensure my safety?
All medications are delivered in the original sealed package supplied from the brand-name manufacturer’s approved facility. The medications are dispensed and mailed directly to the patient by a licensed pharmacy in a Tier 1 country.
Do they offer generic medications?
No. CRX International only offers brand-name medications that represent savings.
What does the “G” mean on the formulary?
Medication names appearing with a (G) are available in a generic version locally with potentially greater savings.
Why is the medication not available?
- Generic drugs are excluded because they usually cost less in the U.S.
- Medications requiring refrigeration are excluded since they may spoil during transit.
- Narcotics and controlled substances are excluded because of safety concerns as well as laws and regulations.
- Medications likely to be required right away, such as antibiotics for an infection, are excluded because of the time required to ship them abroad.
- The medication may be available for purchase locally at a lower cost to your health plan.
- There may not be sourcing for the medication at our approved pharmacies
Where else can I obtain my medications?
Medications not available through CRX International should be ordered through your U.S. prescription provider.
Are there any other medications available that I can take or can be substituted?
You may ask your prescriber to review the list of available medications for a possible alternative. When switching to an available medication, a local trial is required.
Why can’t I send in a prescription for a new medication and instead have to fill it locally first?
When taking a new‐to‐you medication a local trial is required in which initial counseling would be received from a local pharmacy. This ensures that you know how to properly take the medication and are aware of possible side effects. The trial also ensures there are no adverse reactions to the medication and that your prescriber has determined it is appropriate to continue therapy prior to ordering a three‐month supply.
I have questions regarding my medications, is there a pharmacist available to answer my questions?
A pharmacist is available to answer questions. There is also a 24‐hour emergency line.
Who pays the shipping costs?
There are no individual shipping charges. All shipping costs are covered by the program.
What is the standard shipping time?
Please allow four weeks for delivery of a package.
Do I have to sign for my package?
CRX International does not require a signature upon delivery. However, it may be a requirement of the U.S. Postal Service and left to their discretion.
What if I do not wish to have my medications shipped in the original manufacturer packaging and prefer bottles?
All medications are shipped in the sealed, original manufacturer packaging as an added safety feature. If you wish to have medication bottles or child-proof caps, they can be included in the order at no cost, but the medication will have to be transferred into the bottles upon receipt.
Is personal importation permitted?
Yes. CRX International has designed its program to comply with personal importation guidelines that allow you to import up to a 90-day supply of medicines that your doctor has prescribed for you for your personal use. Contact us today for more information.
My doctor says they cannot provide a written prescription. What now?
When a prescription is being filled locally, the doctor may be restricted by e-prescribing mandates. These mandates provide exceptions in specific cases, such as the medication being filled out of state. Advise your doctor the medication is being filled out of state and a physical prescription is required. Prescriptions can either be mailed directly to CRX International or faxed from your prescriber’s office at 1-866-715-MEDS (6337).
Can I have the medications shipped to my P.O Box?
Yes. However, CRX International requires to have the home address on file.
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