Hello, dear, you can. In fact, you can enjoy medical insurance reimbursement when you buy medicine in a pharmacy, but the key depends on what medicine you buy. There are different kinds of drugs in the pharmacy. If the bar code shows the purchase of Class A and Class B medical insurance drugs, or self-funded drugs, the settlement can be made according to the medical insurance regulations. Class A shall be paid in full by medical insurance, while Class B shall bear part of it, and all medical expenses shall be paid by individuals at their own expense. If you use the employee medical insurance card, you can go to the pharmacy to buy medicine or pay with the funds in your personal medical account. When all the funds in the employee's personal medical insurance account are used up, the regular drug purchase expenses can be accumulated to the outpatient and emergency self-payment standard, and the expenses exceeding the self-payment standard need to be paid by the individual and do not enjoy medical insurance benefits. If we find that the medical insurance card is lost when we need to use it, then we can pay in advance by the individual, and we can reimburse it manually after keeping the bill.