That's why I specifically said "when used as contraception". I am well aware that such drugs are used to treat disease in some people; however 1)the vast majority of women use it for contraception and 2)there is no logical reason to be waiving copay/deductibles  on it regardless of purpose when people are paying considerable amounts for drugs vastly more critical to preserving life, treating cancer, etc. Your pointing out other uses for contraceptives does nothing to explain why this classification of drug, alone, is free of charge to patients.