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Your Pharmacy Benefits Manager (PBM) will tell you that Cozaar is non-formulary because the cost to benefit ratio is not as favorable as other medications in its class (Angiotensin Receptor Blockers). However, at the end of the day-->IT"S ALL ABOUT THE MONEY. The PBM has negiotiated a better price/profit strcuture for another ARB.
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