Retail & Mail Order Pharmacy
- Participating retail pharmacies include Walgreens, Target, CVS, and many other independent, national, and regional chains
- Even if your members have insurance, they can present both cards at the pharmacy or research online to receive the lowest price
- Mail Order service includes a Patient Assistance Program that helps qualifying individuals receive free or low-cost prescriptions
What Members Say
“I went to fill an antibiotics prescription for my daughter, and the pharmacist told me it was going to be $94. I then showed my discount card and only paid $12.62. It was a great feeling being able to fill the full prescription with no worries.”
Robin L., ID
“I have excellent insurance. However, my plan is a high deductible plan which means every January I have to pay 100% of my prescription costs out of pocket until I hit my $5,000 deductible. I have a one pill per day maintenance medication that is $320 for a 90 day prescription by using my insurance. With my discount prescription card, I get the exact same drug for a fraction of the cost, $31.60 for a 90 day supply! My pharmacy card literally makes it possible to maintain my health!”
James H.
“I work full-time but do not have medical insurance. One of my prescriptions (generic) costs me $63 per month. Can you imagine my surprise and delight when I last refilled it? I used the discount card for the first time and that prescription cost me only $23. Even the pharmacy tech was amazed at the savings. Of course, I realize that won't be the case on all purchases I make, but that savings really made my day and will certainly help me out in the future.”
Caro D.
