Use the record that answers the question. A license search, a drug label, and an insurance rule do different jobs.
For the person and the pharmacy
Match the name and profession to the record. Use the license-check notes if the abbreviations are unfamiliar.
For the medicine and the bill
FDA is the national agency for medicine reviews. Read “FDA” as “Food and Drug Administration.”
GLP-1 names a hormone linked with appetite and blood sugar, and a group of medicines that copy its effects.
Read the rules about who qualifies with the person writing your prescription and your plan. Your personal bill cannot be worked out from a general rule.