Where is the refund for the medicine bought by the social security card?

Drugs purchased by general social security are returned to the original social security account. The process is as follows: signing the drug bill-the patient goes to the pharmacy department to review and sign the drug bill-the patient registers-the doctor's bill at the doctor's station (the remaining drugs or other expenses are not refunded)-and the remaining drugs and other expenses are collected after full refund at the toll booth. The toll collector keeps the sealed prescription and original invoice, and gives the negative bill, newly received invoice and prescription base to the patient.

Under normal circumstances, drugs bought in pharmacies cannot be returned, but if it is a problem of the pharmacy itself, such as expired drugs, you can ask for a refund, but be careful to keep the drugs in good condition, and the money will be directly returned to the medical insurance card.