FDA-NDA210365
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Summary
Epidiolex, an oral cannabidiol solution, will fall under Medicare Part D for billing purposes. As it is an orphan drug, it may also have specific considerations for reimbursement and coverage. No J-coEpidiolex gains Medicare Part D coverage impact.
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