Yes, I am copying the idea from the Xopenex post. I hope this is a more comprehensive list of savings programs available. Whatever name brand medications you are taking, be sure to look on line for a saving plan. Please note that some companies change their plans from time to time, so the information may not be accurate. Please add a response with any medications I may have missed.
Thank you,
Sonya
Combination Meds:
Advair: http://www.advair.com/asthma/coupons-and-special-offers/coupons-and-special-offers.html (coupons)
Symbicort: http://www.mysymbicort.com/asthma/symbicort-prescription-savings.aspx (savings card)
Inhaled Corticosteroids:
Asmanex: http://www.asmanex.com/asmanex/application
Long-Acting Broncho Dilaters:
Foradil: https://www.foradil.us/frdl/application?namespace=coupon&event=coupon&event_input=&web_program_id=00000500
Short-Acting Broncho Dilaters:
ProAir: http://proairhfa.com (Does offer prescription savings card on occasion but not consistent and must renew your card. Do not throw your card away. They will not give you a new one.)
Maxair: https://www.maxairautohalercoupon.com/
Ventolin: (Walmart sometimes has the 60 puff size available for $9.)
Xopenex: https://secure.xopenex.com/xopenexPromos/eligibility-card.cfm
Proventil: https://www.proventilhfa.com/phfa/application?namespace=coupon&event=coupon&web_program_id=00000304
Allergy:
Leukotriine Modifiers:
Singulair: Ask your dr. They have had a program in the past, but I couldn't find it today.
Nasal Sprays:
Nasal Steroids:
Nasonex: http://www.nasonex.com/nasx/application (print coupon each month)
Veramyst: https://www.veramyst.com/optin/savings.jsp ($25 off coupons)
Nasal Antihistimines:
Astepro .15: http://www.astepro.com/patients/savings.html (Savings card)
Patanase: http://www.patanase.com/rebate/ ($10 rebate)
GERD:
Dexilant (formerly Kapidex): http://www.dexilant.com/SiteRegistration.aspx ( Savings card. If you had a Kapidex card, you need to re-register for Dexilant.)
Nexium: https://www.purplepill.com/tools/purple-plus-savings-card.aspx (Savings card)
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