BOT - Anything but charting, page-10392

Since there is no generic, a month supply costs somewhere around $700.00 if paying cash. Thus, insurance companies may not cover it at first if you haven't tried the cheap meds (referenced above) first. The best way to get it covered by your insurance is to have your Dermatologist document in their progress note that you are a 4 on the HDSS (Hyperhidrosis Disease Severity Scale), Google it and it will be one of the first results. This is a surefire way to get your insurance plan to cover it, especially when a prior authorization and or/ medical necessity review is required.

interesting point in one of the (positive) qbrexa reviews. The cheap meds he referred to are oxybutynin which seems to be prescribed off label and also robinul.

hopefully the go to market plan from BOT will ensure patients and derms are going straight to sofdra