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Save a trip to the store

Over-the-counter (OTC) drugs and supplies can be expensive. That’s why we are offering you a way to save money on these items and have them conveniently delivered to your home - saving you time and money.

Please note only subscribers (policy holders) may place OTC orders.

How the service works

From aspirin to dental floss–we have the everyday products you need.

When it's time for your next quarterly order, view the catalog and place your order.

View the catalog

Choose from; more than 250 different over-the-counter products, including:

Some things to keep in mind

When placing an order, you may receive the generic equivalent of the name-brand drug. If you choose a product that is unavailable or not in stock, it may be substituted with a similar product at no additional charge. Substituted products are used for the same purpose but may contain different active ingredients, strength, flavor, dosage form or package size.

Excluded plans

Plans excluded from this service are:

Note: self-funded employer plans may opt to include the over-the-counter benefit. Please check your Schedule of Benefits to determine if your coverage includes this perk. 

How to order

If you are the plan subscriber, or policy-holder, you can quickly place your next order through your My Security Health Plan member portal account. Log in now. If you do not have an account register now. 

If you are unable to place your order online, please call us at (877) 216-8533 or (715) 221-9208 , Monday-Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. We can place your order for you over the phone.

Please call us to request a paper order form or click here to download the form to print. Orders submitted via mail cannot exceed the OTC allowance. If your total amount exceeds your current available benefit balance, we will remove the last items added to the form until it is within your benefit balance.

Questions

If you have questions, please contact our Over-the-counter Service at (877) 216-8533 or (715) 221-9208 , Monday-Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. If you are hearing-or-speech impaired, call TTY 711.

OTC medicines are generally safe but can interact negatively with other medicines, both OTC and prescription. Please consult your healthcare provider or pharmacist prior to purchase.  Always read the label and packaging instructions to know how much you should take, when to take it, what side effects you may encounter and what potential interactions you may have with other medicines.  General precautions include: