Thanks for the idea Xavier. I also had a barely used bottle of Genvoya and was planning to save that in case. But I hoped that the unopened bottle could be used by someone who needed it and maybe could afford it

use the genvoya first, then you'll always have an extra bottle on hand if insurance doesn't cover it, or if paperwork wasn't submitted on time, or if the pharmacy can't get your prescription in on a timely manner. Because sooner or later, you'll experience one of these and be out of medication. So use the genvoya first, then start on the biktarvy, but make sure you still get your meds every month so you'll always have an extra bottle for reserve if something happens if you cant get your meds on time.