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From Save 75% on Drugs on The Consumerist:
"You can cut your prescription cost by 3/4 by signing up for Free Drug Card.If you're interested in more information, I recommend reading the comments section at the original, as there is some useful discussion to be found there, such as whether the prices can compare with those offered by discount pharmacies. In some cases, even people with insurance could benefit from this program, as it may cover drugs which their insurance company doesn't.
Simply type your first and last name into the online form, and it creates a printable card usable at many major chains and independent pharmacies. There's a field for email address but you can type NONE if you don't want email updates.
Go here to see which drugs, and how much, you can save on.
At the bottom of the printable page are computer codes and instructions for using the card with various pharmacies.
We thought this was too good to be true but we checked around and it seems legit, despite how janky the page looks. The card is sponsored by the non-profit United Networks of America and has been covered in USAToday, Self, and other reputable publications. Can't see a catch yet, but let us know if you see one. — BEN POPKEN
Free Drug Card [Official Site] (Thanks to Jason!)"
Michael
3 Comments
I know many people that could benefit from this type of information, thanks again michael :)
Hey you know AdGuy always gets the last word! ;)