By JR Minor
In
early 2019 thirty six drug manufacturers increased the cost of
prescription medicine at an average of 6.7 percent, and some
specialized drugs have increase as much as several hundred dollars!
To make things worse the inflation rate in the U.S. for the past 12
months has risen over 2.2%, leaving Americans with less buying power
than ever before! More and more Americans are finding themselves
strapped over drug costs and pushing their credit to it’s limit!
What
if you suddenly found out you could save a few bucks on your
prescription drugs by shopping at certain stores! Well you can! Here
are a few stores that offer Free, or Almost Free, prescription
medications at little or no cost at all! Many have no restrictions
either!
My
Favorite!
One store I personally use is Publix. I went by my doctors office and got her to write me a hand written prescription for my diuretic medicine, and then took it to the pharmacy at Publix. The pharmacist took the prescription and said that it was on the free drug list. She asked me if I wanted her to fill it then. Naturally I said yes because I was testing to see if this free medicine was really true! I asked her if I needed to fill out anything – she replied no and asked me to wait a few minutes and she would have it ready for me! Wow – I was impressed!
One store I personally use is Publix. I went by my doctors office and got her to write me a hand written prescription for my diuretic medicine, and then took it to the pharmacy at Publix. The pharmacist took the prescription and said that it was on the free drug list. She asked me if I wanted her to fill it then. Naturally I said yes because I was testing to see if this free medicine was really true! I asked her if I needed to fill out anything – she replied no and asked me to wait a few minutes and she would have it ready for me! Wow – I was impressed!
I
went back to the store 90 days later after receiving a text from
Publix asking me to pick up my script. I told the pharmacist that I
wanted to pay for the medicine and she replied emphatically No! –
then asked me if I had had my flu shot ? I replied no that my
doctor’s office had not received them as yet. She then said OK just
fill out this form, and in the mean time, I will fill your
prescription and then administer your flu shot!
I
was so surprised that I just didn’t really believe this was
happening! She came back in a few minutes and administered the shot
and replied “You’re all set now until next year”. She handed me
my medicine and a plastic card. “What’s this?” I replied. She
said “Oh that’s our way of thanking you for shopping at Publix”.
“It’s a $10.00 gift card and we give those to all of our
customers receiving flu shots”!
Needless
to say I’ve been a loyal customer of Publix since!
Aside
from all of this – here is a list of Free, or almost Free,
prescription drug stores!
Check them out and put some of that hard earned cash back in your pocket!
Check them out and put some of that hard earned cash back in your pocket!
Free
Or Low Cost Medication Sources
* Market Street Pharmacies and Amigos United Supermarkets (Texas) offer a number of prescription drugs at $4.00 for a 30 day supply. They will pay you up to $75 to transfer a prescription. Join at – MyRxClub (Annual membership fee is $11.99)
* Meijer Stores (Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, and Ohio) operate a free prescription program for low-cost antibiotics, prenatal vitamins, and diabetes medications. The program doesn't require enrollment but is subject to quantity limitations.
* Price Chopper – (New England States) offers a variety of prescriptions at $10 for a 90-day supply. They also have several free diabetic medications and supplies. There is no cost to join the free – RXAdvantEdge program.
* Publix Supermarkets – (Southeastern States) offer a huge list of free Antibiotics, Diabetes, and Blood Pressure medications. Available from their – Free Medication Program. They also offer an automatic refill program and a phone text notification program. No extra fees required.
* Reasor's Foods (Mid Western States) offer free antibiotics and vitamins when prescribed by a doctor. Children can get free vitamins until the age of seven. Antibiotics are offered in a 10-day supplies only. No membership is required. – Reasor’s Free Antibiotics Program
* ShopRite Stores (Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, and Maryland) offer several diabetes medications and children's and prenatal vitamins free of charge! They also offer a long list of 30 and 90-day generics for $4 and $10. – Free Diabetes Medication Pharmacy Program No membership required.
* Sam's Club ($100.00 Annual Plus Membership Required ) – Offers a free – Discount Prescription Drug Program. The first five generic prescription drugs are Free!
The Plus membership also get you other privileges such as getting in at 7 AM before store opens, Points back on purchases, free shipping for online purchases, extra 20% off glasses and other discounts
While We Are On The Subject Of Free Or Almost Free Meds.
Just a friendly note for your information: - Things have changed in the prescription drug world concerning Viagra. The patents have now expired on this expensive drug in 2018/2019 so the price of Sildenafil (Generic Viagra) is now cheaper than ever! If you, or a partner, suffer from ED, it is now easier than ever to get this medication without the expensive and embarrassing doctor visits or trips to the pharmacy. – Blink Health – now offers the medication in 20 – 100 mg tabs at $1.00 each. If you don’t have a prescription you can get a quick and easy doctor visit for an additional $5.00
* Giant Eagle Supermarkets
(Indiana, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia) Has teamed
up with Dario Health to provide a Free DarioTM
Blood Glucose Monitoring System and Unlimited Test Strips! They also
offer a Free Glucose Monitoring App for your phone! Visit –
Dario/Giant Eagle
Pharmacy
page for more details.
* Market Street Pharmacies and Amigos United Supermarkets (Texas) offer a number of prescription drugs at $4.00 for a 30 day supply. They will pay you up to $75 to transfer a prescription. Join at – MyRxClub (Annual membership fee is $11.99)
* Meijer Stores (Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, and Ohio) operate a free prescription program for low-cost antibiotics, prenatal vitamins, and diabetes medications. The program doesn't require enrollment but is subject to quantity limitations.
* Price Chopper – (New England States) offers a variety of prescriptions at $10 for a 90-day supply. They also have several free diabetic medications and supplies. There is no cost to join the free – RXAdvantEdge program.
* Publix Supermarkets – (Southeastern States) offer a huge list of free Antibiotics, Diabetes, and Blood Pressure medications. Available from their – Free Medication Program. They also offer an automatic refill program and a phone text notification program. No extra fees required.
* Reasor's Foods (Mid Western States) offer free antibiotics and vitamins when prescribed by a doctor. Children can get free vitamins until the age of seven. Antibiotics are offered in a 10-day supplies only. No membership is required. – Reasor’s Free Antibiotics Program
* ShopRite Stores (Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, and Maryland) offer several diabetes medications and children's and prenatal vitamins free of charge! They also offer a long list of 30 and 90-day generics for $4 and $10. – Free Diabetes Medication Pharmacy Program No membership required.
* Sam's Club ($100.00 Annual Plus Membership Required ) – Offers a free – Discount Prescription Drug Program. The first five generic prescription drugs are Free!
The Plus membership also get you other privileges such as getting in at 7 AM before store opens, Points back on purchases, free shipping for online purchases, extra 20% off glasses and other discounts
While We Are On The Subject Of Free Or Almost Free Meds.
Just a friendly note for your information: - Things have changed in the prescription drug world concerning Viagra. The patents have now expired on this expensive drug in 2018/2019 so the price of Sildenafil (Generic Viagra) is now cheaper than ever! If you, or a partner, suffer from ED, it is now easier than ever to get this medication without the expensive and embarrassing doctor visits or trips to the pharmacy. – Blink Health – now offers the medication in 20 – 100 mg tabs at $1.00 each. If you don’t have a prescription you can get a quick and easy doctor visit for an additional $5.00
Free Or Almost Free Prescription Drugs!
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