No More Viagra: CVS Drops Pfizer’s Erectile Dysfunction Drug
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CVS Health Corp. dropped Pfizer Inc.’s erectile dysfunction medication Viagra from its list of coverage for drug insurance benefits, two years before the treatment is expected to face generic competition.
Patients can get coverage for Eli Lilly & Co.’s Cialis instead, CVS said in a document detailing the drugs it’s removing from the list, called a formulary, starting Jan. 1.