If someone took these for just a few months, years ago, would they still affect rates?
Another scenario is that some take trazadone to sleep even though it is technically an anti-depressant, but is no longer prescribed as an anti-depressant.
Finally, how in the world would an insurance company know if something was inaccurate on a life application anyway? If the person doesn't use the same pharmacy, doctor, health insurance when they had the temporary condition then how would they uncover it when their spouse goes to do a claim upon their death?
Another scenario is that some take trazadone to sleep even though it is technically an anti-depressant, but is no longer prescribed as an anti-depressant.
Finally, how in the world would an insurance company know if something was inaccurate on a life application anyway? If the person doesn't use the same pharmacy, doctor, health insurance when they had the temporary condition then how would they uncover it when their spouse goes to do a claim upon their death?
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