Tylenol #1 in Canada

[WorldWarMe]

I know that I can get T1's OTC in Canada. The thing is, when I get prescribed T3's and other meds they're always covered, even Lorazepam and Temazepam.

If I were to go to the pharmacy I go to to pick up my meds and ask for Tylenol 1's, would it be covered or would I have to pay for it?

Also, I don't know if this specific question is allowed, if not, remove this last part.

How much does a pack of Tylenol 1's cost if they're not covered under my medical plan in Canada?

 

[Venrak]

They won't be covered by your provincial plan unless they're prescribed.

And I'm not quite sure if it's allowed, but they aren't much more expensive than regular tylenol, and they come in generic varieties as well.

 

[BabyGurl3171]

If I were to go to the pharmacy I go to to pick up my meds and ask for Tylenol 1's, would it be covered or would I have to pay for it?

Unless it's prescribed usually insurance won't pay for it.

 

[fryingsquirrel]

Wish they we OTC in the states. I'm one of those weird fucks who can get a decent buzz off of codiene, darvocet, tramadol. And it's not that I'm a lightweight, I can shoot 8mgs dilaudid no problem. I'm not comparing the high from that to codiene at any dose, don't get me wrong.