Arizona § 20-1410 Mail order prescription drugs; prohibition

Arizona Statutes

§ 20-1410 — Mail order prescription drugs; prohibition

Arizona § 20-1410

Title 20Arizona Revised Statutes

Ch. 6PARTICULAR TYPES OF INSURANCE

Art. 5Group and Blanket Disability Insurance

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Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 20-1410 (2026).

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From and after September 30, 1990, no medical benefits contract on a group basis delivered or issued for delivery in this state, whether issued by an insurance company, a hospital service corporation, a medical service corporation or a health care services organization, may require any person covered under the policy to purchase prescription drugs exclusively from a mail order pharmacy as a condition of obtaining benefits for the drugs. Under this section the receipt of a discount for a prescription drug off of a mail order pharmacy's regular list price is not construed as a requirement to purchase prescription drugs.

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From and after September 30, 1990, no medical benefits contract on a group basis delivered or issued for delivery in this state, whether issued by an insurance company, a hospital service corporation, a medical service corporation or a health care services organization, may require any person covered under the policy to purchase prescription drugs exclusively from a mail order pharmacy as a condition of obtaining benefits for the drugs. Under this section the receipt of a discount for a prescription drug off of a mail order pharmacy's regular list price is not construed as a requirement to purchase prescription drugs.