What a refill is
When your doctor writes a prescription, it can include refills: more fills of the same medicine without a new prescription. Your label shows how many are left.
When the label says 0 refills
It means you need a new prescription from your doctor. You don’t have to chase the office: at Arturito’s, we call your doctor’s office for you and let you know when your medicine is ready.
Habits that help
- Ask for your refill a few days before you run out, not on the last pill.
- Keep a list of everything you take, with the doses, and bring it to every visit.
- Never leave your medicine in a hot car. The Miami heat can damage it.
- Ask us how we can keep your refills on schedule, with free delivery to your door.
Hurricane season and trips
Before a trip or when a hurricane is coming, ask about refilling early. Florida rules let many patients refill some prescriptions early when there is a hurricane warning. Ask us what applies to your plan.
Short answers
My label says 0 refills. What now?
Call or message us. We contact your doctor’s office for a new prescription and tell you when it is ready.
How early can I refill?
It depends on your insurance. Many plans allow it a few days before you run out. Ask us.
Can you deliver my refills?
Yes, at no cost. Ask us if we reach your street.
Questions? Talk to Arturo.
In English or Spanish: at the counter, by phone or on WhatsApp.