Please take a look at the refill reminders and see what letter or number the text is asking you to reply with. Then send a unique text for each prescription with the number or letter for that prescription only. For instance, if you got three refill reminders, telling you to respond with 1, 2, and 3 to refill, you should reply by typing 1 and sending the text, then 2 and sending the text, and then 3 and sending the text.

The system will not place your refill orders if you send all the numbers or letters in one text.

You can do so either through the app or the web portal.
Once you start to refill a prescription, you can review your order and change the pharmacy where you would like to pick up the prescription.

A partial fill is a prescription from the pharmacy that does not include the full quantity prescribed by your doctor. A completion fill is the remaining amount.

Once you try to place a refill order, the mobile app or the Web Pharmacy will let you know if there are any prescriptions that you cannot refill. An example when this will happen is when you try to refill a schedule 2 drug using the mobile app or Web Pharmacy.

You will be notified if you order contains prescriptions that are expired or do not have any refills remaining. You will be able to place the refill order in such cases but your pharmacy may contact your doctor before processing your order.

Certain drugs like schedule 2 drugs cannot be refilled using mobile app or the Web Pharmacy. Please contact your pharmacy directly for more information.

This usually happens when you try to fill a prescription that's expired or has no refills remaining. Your pharmacy needs an approval from you doctor before any such prescription can be refilled.

Yes! When we send refill reminders for more than one prescription at a time, the system identifies which script you are refilling by using the number or letter you reply with. We call these “tie-breakers”. If you have more than one open refill reminder, you will see a message asking you to reply with A and Z, for example, instead of 1 and 9.

To cancel your automatic refills please contact your pharmacist directly as they are the only person who can access your record.

To request a prescription refill through text, please respond with the number listed in the initial text. For example, usually the message says, "Reply 1 to refill, 9 for no more reminders." To refill, reply with 1. If you get two messages, and the first says “Reply with 1 to refill” and the second says “Reply with 2 to refill”, you should reply with 1, and then press send. Then, respond with 2 and press send. Each number needs to be sent in their own separate text message so both of your refills will be placed. If you send words, characters, or spaces the automated system will not understand the command and therefore the refill will not go through. 

If you are signed up for refill reminders, you will receive pick-up reminders from us once your prescription is ready for pick up. In some cases, you will also receive a reminder when the prescription is going to be restocked.
If you are unable to pick up the prescription in 14 days, please contact their local pharmacy to arrange a later date.

Please contact your pharmacy directly for more information.

You can change your pickup location while you're refilling the prescription. If you've already requested the fill, you will need to contact your pharmacy to change pickup locations.

Our app only allows you to manage your current prescriptions. Please work with your doctor and local Jewel-Osco pharmacy to request a new prescription.

Yes! You can manage your pet's prescriptions if they are on file at Jewel-Osco. You can add your pet to your account by going to Family Care option and adding the pet there. You will need to know your pet’s date of birth as recorded at the pharmacy as well as the prescription number from one of their current prescriptions.

If you select a prescription from the Rx List, the fill history section on the Drug details page will display your most recent fill history.

Prescriptions may disappear for a few reasons:

1)    The script may be hidden.

To unhide the script, go to your prescription list, tap the icon with 3 bars and an arrow in the top left hand side of your screen, and choose Unhide prescriptions from the pop up list.

2)    Your script may be expired or have 0 refills left.

The system hides expired or 0 refills left prescriptions after a year. If you call the pharmacy, they should still have it on file and can give you the information.

You can change your hide/unhide settings by going to Account and toggling the Hide expired prescriptions and Hide zero refill prescriptions on or off.

3)    Your script may be in a pending status.

For instance, it may have been sent to the doctor for approval or be under review by the pharmacy. In these situations, if you wait for a period of time, the script should show up again in your list. If you have concerns, please call the pharmacy to check on the script.