because of CV19, rather than going in-person. Take care.

No telling how long that will take.

I used local doc to fill mine

In late July, Richard Valdez placed an order through the Department of Veterans Affairs to have his medications refilled and shipped to his home in San Bernardino, California — a precaution during the coronavirus pandemic for veterans like Valdez, who at 73 is at high risk.

The refill request for his four medications — for headaches, post-traumatic stress, and physical pain stemming from injuries incurred during his time in Vietnam as a Marine — was sent on July 25.

The first arrived at the end of the month. The other three still haven't come.

When asked if he'd received any notifications from the VA over the delays, Valdez remarked: "If I did, I haven't gotten it yet."


https://taskandpurpose.com/news/postal-service-veteran-medication-delays

that if my medications are ordered on time but do not arrive on time to call her and she will write a VA prescription for me to take to Walmart for tens days worth. I do not know if all PCP will do this and I am sure there are some prescriptions they can't do this for.

and am expecting them to be really late. Thankfully, I'm good for the next 40 days.

On a side note...I have co-pays on my RXs and I haven't received a bill from the VA for Rxs filled in June. I even went to my account at pay gov and there was a zero balance. Don't know what's going on.

but I wouldn't worry they will bill you eventually maybe.