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How your facility can order LAGEVRIO™ (molnupiravir)
Dispensing sites, which include pharmacies, doctors’ offices, clinics, hospitals, urgent care centers, and local health departments, should contact their state’s department of health or their eligible jurisdiction’s department of health for ordering instructions.

Locate dispensing sites where patients may be able to fill a prescription for LAGEVRIO
Under Emergency Use Authorization, state health authorities will determine which dispensing sites will receive the product. To find dispensing sites that may be able to fill a prescription for U.S. Government-procured COVID-19 therapeutics, please refer to the resources below:

Contact the Merck National Service Center 1-800-672-6372 to learn about dispensing sites.
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How LAGEVRIO is supplied

NDC: 00006-5055-06
Bottles contain 40 (200 mg) oral capsules.

Expiration information
will vary by lot. Please refer to bottle.
Access FAQs
What is the ordering process for LAGEVRIO?
The U.S. government is currently allocating the product. Dispensing sites should contact their state’s department of health or their eligible jurisdiction’s department of health for ordering instructions.
AmerisourceBergen will only ship what is allocated by the states. Ordering facilities that do not receive all the product they requested will have to contact their state's health department or eligible jurisdiction's health department regarding any additional quantities available.
Who should I contact if I need assistance ordering LAGEVRIO?
Please contact your state’s or eligible jurisdiction’s department of health for ordering instructions.
Can I order directly from Merck?
No. Please set up an account with your state’s or eligible jurisdiction’s department of health, which will be placing orders for the time being.
Is a prescription required in order for LAGEVRIO to be dispensed to a patient?2
Yes. Under the Emergency Use Authorization, LAGEVRIO may only be prescribed for an individual patient by physicians, advanced practice registered nurses, and physician assistants that are licensed or authorized under state law to prescribe drugs in the therapeutic class to which LAGEVRIO belongs (i.e., anti-infectives).