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Ginas55 posted:
Hi there- About a year ago I was introduced to the website Medicationcoupons.com. The name pretty much says it all- they offer drug coupons. At the time, I was on 2 medications and they did list drug coupons for both of these meds, so I was able to use these coupons to lower my co-pay. About 6 months ago, I lost my job and therefore lost my health insurance. The only problem is that I still had to continue to take these medications, but the drug coupons were only good if I had commercial insurance. I emailed medicationcoupons.com and they told me about their discount drug card which can be used on prescription drugs not covered by insurance. I printed the free card and figured I had nothing to lose. I brought it to the pharmacy and low and behold, it worked. The card saved me $110 on both meds. I was so happy, I told everyone that I knew and now I just want to pass this info along to anyone who may be able to benefit from this too. There has been a lot of talk about these free discount drug cards and I am here to tell you that they really work.
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0 Replies |Report This| Share this:Medication savingsHi there- About a year ago I was introduced to the website Medicationcoupons.com. The name pretty much says it all- they offer drug coupons. At the time, I was on 2 medications and they did list drug coupons for both of these meds, so I was able to use these coupons to lower my co-pay. About 6 months ago, I lost my job and therefore lost my health insurance. The only problem is that I still had to continue to take these medications, but the drug coupons were only good if I had commercial insurance. I emailed medicationcoupons.com and they told me about their discount drug card which can be used on prescription drugs not covered by insurance. I printed the free card and figured I had nothing to lose. I brought it to the pharmacy and low and behold, it worked. The card saved me $110 on both meds. I was so happy, I told everyone that I knew and now I just want to pass this info along to anyone who may be able to benefit from this too. There has been a lot of talk about these free discount drug cards and I am here to tell you that they really work.
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