How Is The Average Person Supposed to Read a 290 Page Document?
By LooeyVille
@LooeyVille (63)
United States
August 31, 2026 2:41pm CST
I've got a lot of health insurance things going on and research to do so see how much of my deductible is left, what prescriptions are covered, etc.
So I decided to look at the Prescription Drug Guide for a list of covered drugs under my health insurance plan. It's a 290 page document. It's in order by condition rather than by drug name.
There's no way to search for a particular drug name. There's no way to jump to a specific page.
Nope, you have to scroll through 290 pages to find what you want.
Ridiculous!
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7 responses
@Orson_Kart (8632)
• United Kingdom
6h
I agree. It’s the same when you sign up to a new contract for a phone or whatever online. You have to tick a box to say you’ve read and agree to the terms and conditions. They are always pages long, so I don’t read them and just tick the box. What’s the point?
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@snowy22315 (212305)
• United States
9h
They probably made it non user friendly on purpose.
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@RasmaSandra (100354)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
9h
Now that left me speechless, how can anyone manage this, I wonder,
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@Ineeddentures (46482)
•
5h
Lol
It's not funny
Be a bugger if it was on like page 250 and you missed it
And you had to read it all again









