ADHD Startups Are Cut Off by Rite Aid, Adding to Pharmacy Bans
A Rite Aid Corp. store in Redondo Beach, California.
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Rite Aid Corp. pharmacies are no longer filling prescriptions for controlled substances like Adderall from clinicians working with mental telehealth startups Cerebral Inc. and Done.
The retail pharmacy chain, which has over 2,350 locations across the US, adopted the policy earlier this year, Rite Aid spokesperson Catherine Carter said in an email Thursday.