I planned on going through with it but the coverage listed for my location appeared restricted according to the online portal. When I attempted to arrange a consultation merely two time slots existed and those were scheduled for the week after. Ended up dropping the whole thing.
I had been delaying getting an epinephrine auto-injector and kept forgetting, but a recent account of someone experiencing severe anaphylaxis after using compounded medication finally pushed me to act. That discussion mentioned a sponsored online route for the nasal spray version. The steps were straightforward, required no payment and no video call. You answer a few questions, get referred to a prescriber, and the prescription is sent to your pharmacy. Insurance handled the cost in my case after the pharmacy applied a savings card. I submitted the form late on the 31st and the prescription was ready two days later.