There is an American Indian legend . . . when a human dies, there is a bridge he must cross to enter into heaven. At the head of the bridge waits every animal he encountered during his lifetime. The animals decide which humans may cross the bridge and which ones are turned away

I used – past tense – Allegra D  but now it’s OTC. Plus if you want the ‘D’ version of anything you have to sign for it, show your drivers license- short of making you a criminal because you want to be able to breathe.

Why do we have to sign and show ID to buy products with Pseudoephedrine? Again stupid laws.

http://www.legalmatch.com/law-library/article/pseudoephedrine.html

So will I buy the Allegra D  – OTC? Not only no, but HELL no. It’s the principle of the thing. I am contacting BlueCross BlueShield to see why they won’t honor my prescription – as it was written by a Doctor.

While I know it won’t make a difference, I will ask BCBS for a reduction on what I pay for insurance. Yeah, I know, but again it’s the principle of thing.