Found cheaper medication, routed the prescription, set up auto-reorder

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He found a cheaper way to buy his medication, so he had Muse text the pharmacy to transfer the prescription, place the order, and set it to auto-reorder when supply runs low.

Author：@SinaHartung · 2026-09-14 · x.com

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Copy this to Muse and replace the [brackets] with your own details:

Find a cheaper way for me to get [medication name], contact the pharmacy to transfer the prescription and place the order, then set it to auto-reorder when it's running low.

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