All newly approved drugs will default to non-preferred status until a full clinical review by the national pharmacy and therap
CIGNA Drug List Changes – Second Quarter 2009 CIGNA periodically reviews its drug list to promote continued effectiveness. Based on that review, the following changes have been made to the CIGNA drug list from April 1, 2009 to June 30, 2009. Drugs marked with an (*), (^),
or (~) indicate that prior authorization, quantity limit, or step therapy is required, respectively. Note: This list includes selected brand and generic drug changes and is subject to change. CIGNA does not take responsibility for any medication decisions made by prescriber and pharmacist. Selected New Generic Drugs Added to Drug List Reference Brand Name Generic Name
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amlodipine/valsartan/hydrochlorothiazide
Selected Non-Preferred Brands Switched to Preferred Brands Brand Name Generic Name
__________________________________________________________________________________________ Alcortin
Kapidex*, ~
Treximet^
* Prior Authorization ^Quantity Limit ~Step Therapy CIGNA Drug List Changes – Second Quarter 2009 Selected Preferred Brands Switched to Non-Preferred Brands Brand Name Generic Name
__________________________________________________________________________________________ Beconase
Brand Drugs at Highest Copay with Generic Available Brand Name Generic Name
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Imitrex^
Protonix*, ~ Selected New Brand Drugs Added as Non-Preferred Brands1 Brand Name Generic Name
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Afinitor*
Besivance~
Cetraxal ciprofloxacin Coartem^
Samsca* tolvaptan
Simponi* golimumab Toviaz~ 1All newly approved "priority" drugs and "non-priority" drugs as designated by the Food and Drug Administration ["FDA"] will default to non-preferred status until review by the CIGNA Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee (P&T Committee). The P&T Committee reviews priority drugs within six months of FDA approval of the drug. * Prior Authorization ^Quantity Limit ~Step Therapy CIGNA Drug List Changes – Second Quarter 2009 Drug Recalls Removed from Drug List Brand Name Generic Name
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