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Most local big-franchise pharmacies now have the kind of drug plan that was started by WalMart a few years ago. Just sign up for it (usually free) and get hundreds of medications for prices often as low as the copay with insurance.
Depending on your Rx, it may or may not be good for you, but it is worth asking about.
As far as I know, all outlets that sell prescription drugs are reputable. Pharmacy is a very rigidly controlled and regulated market.
Try to get your doctor(s) to prescribe generic drugs as opposed to branded drugs, if possible. Most pharmacies like CVS, Walgreens, Walmart, etc. offer very cheap generic drugs.
I had the impression that online you could purchase 3 month supplies of medications, and then get a further discount. For example, I saw that on drugstore.com and the price was cheaper then Walgreens. So I figured online was the best.
Maybe I'm missing something..... Do I need to tell Walgreens that I want to sign up for a ?special plan and then they offer me a cheaper price?
A lot of my patients use a mail-order pharmacy such as MedCo, Silverscipt, PrimeMail. they all usually require a 3 month prescription. Those are a few you could look into depending on your insurance plan.
I had both of mine at one time at our nearby Walmart but then there was a production supply issue with one of my rx's, so my doctor got me going to our nearby K-Mart for that. It works for me. If the dr chooses to go up/down on the amount at different times, I don't have to fret about getting my internet order corrected and done in a timely manner. This works better for me for the time being anyways.
A lot of my patients use a mail-order pharmacy such as MedCo, Silverscipt, PrimeMail. they all usually require a 3 month prescription. Those are a few you could look into depending on your insurance plan.
Did MedCo change over to Caremark for all places now or just in certain places?
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