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Muslim Pregnant Woman
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Is this RX or OTC. Do you know the NDC by chance? i just googled it and can't find it.
It's RX. NDC: 44118-0902-90. Used to be able to order it from McKesson I think, but I just checked and I can't anymore. Something may have happened to it.
I feel like all of the prenatals we use are tabs, not caps. I haven't ever had this be an issue (and I have plenty of Muslim patients on MA). Maybe try PrePlus?Any pharmacists know any Prenatal vitamins that are not capsule based or are kosher friendly and is covered under most insurances or medicaid? Capsules are gelatin based and come from pigs which Muslims try to avoid.
Medical Assistance, aka Medicaid.What is MA?
I would have a hard time thinking of a prenatal vitamin that is a capsule rather than tablet.
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how about just tell them to eat their fruits and veggies lol
Why would someone on Medicaid get pregnant anyway? If you can't pay for yourself then how do you pay for a kid? Medicaid applications should have family/life planning classes that you need to complete before you become eligible for any benefits.
Nestabs are certified kosher.Any pharmacists know any Prenatal vitamins that are not capsule based or are kosher friendly and is covered under most insurances or medicaid? Capsules are gelatin based and come from pigs which Muslims try to avoid.
In certain states, Medicaid pays for prenatal vitamins with no copay. There are some devout Muslims that refuse to take anything capsules. Gapapentin capsules, amoxicillin 500mg capsules, benzonatate capsules. Like if they I try to run them through and it isn't covered they want some thing that is covered and not a capsule. It gets crazy sometimes. Nestabs DHA comes with 2 doses a day. The first dose is the tablet and the second dose is the capsule. That will not work.
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Why would someone on Medicaid get pregnant anyway? If you can't pay for yourself then how do you pay for a kid? Medicaid applications should have family/life planning classes that you need to complete before you become eligible for any benefits.
I mean if you expect the state to take care of you, why wouldn't you expect the state to take care of your kid? The left sees healthcare as a right and something that you shouldn't have to plan for. The right sees increased entitlements and handouts as the enemy and wouldn't want to fund additional services/classes on top of the benefits they are already reluctant to provide.
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