Legal analysis: Vitamins are not covered by medical insurance. Drugs included in the Catalogue of Medicines for Basic Medical Insurance are clinically necessary, safe, effective, reasonably priced, easy to use and available in the market, and meet one of the following conditions: 1. Drugs included in China Pharmacopoeia (current edition); 2. Drugs that meet the standards issued by the State Food and Drug Administration; 3, the State Food and Drug Administration approved the official import of drugs. Non-medical insurance drugs, that is, drugs that cannot be included in the scope of use of the Basic Medical Insurance Drug List: 1. Drugs that mainly play a nourishing role; 2, some animals and animal organs that can be used as medicine, dried fruits; 3. Various wine preparations processed with Chinese herbal medicines; 4. Fruity preparations and oral effervescent agents in various medicines; 5. Blood products and protein products (except for special indications and first aid and rescue); 6, the provisions of the Ministry of labor and social security medical insurance fund will not pay for other drugs. Vitamin B complex tablets are vitamins and belong to over-the-counter drugs. This product is used for the adjuvant treatment of malnutrition, anorexia, beriberi, dermatophytosis and various diseases caused by vitamin B deficiency.

legal basis: article 59 of the basic medical care and health promotion law of the people's Republic of China. the state implements the basic drug system and selects an appropriate number of basic drug varieties to meet the demand for basic drugs for disease prevention and treatment. The state publishes the list of essential drugs, and dynamically adjusts the list of essential drugs according to the clinical application practice of drugs, changes in drug standards and the new listing of drugs. Essential drugs are given priority in the list of basic medical insurance drugs according to regulations. The state improves the supply capacity of essential drugs, strengthens the quality supervision of essential drugs, and ensures the fair, accessible and rational use of essential drugs.