FDA-NDA021951
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As ABSORICA (isotretinoin) is an oral drug, it will be billed under Medicare Part D. Given that it is a medication used for severe acne, prescribers should consider any prior authorizations or step thNew isotretinoin formulation impacts Part D billing policies.
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