Free RX Discount Card (US Only..I think)

[FinallyAnswered]

Hey y'all!

Just look at my rep and realize this isn't a hit and run newbie sales pitch....or a sales pitch at all.....just a helpful hint that I use myself.

I don't have insurance and like all in my situation, I get whacked at the pharmacy for my scripts.

I found this card online and tired it and it DOES save me a lot of money. There are no strings attached other than filling in your name, printing out the card, and bringing it to your pharmacy. Once they put the info in their computers, you don't need to show it to them again.

It works.....I had a Tramadol 50mg 30 tab script I bought at Rite Aid for which I paid $22.37 WITHOUT the card. A few weeks later, I found the card online and brought it to them and the refill was only $8.98.....I saved $13.39 just because I found a free card online and printed it out.

The site even has a pharmacy pricing feature for each medication and its generic substitute as well as a listing of all your area pharmacies and their exact price.

If you don't have insurance, give it a shot. If you wind up saving some money, great. If you don't, no loss because it's free and simple.

Good luck!

http://www.countyrxcard.com/index.php

[FinallyAnswered]

Oooops.....one thing I forgot to mention. Even though I saved $13+ on that Rite Aid Tramadol prescription, I later found out that it was on the $4 list at Walmart without the card.

So, even though it saved me a lot at Rite Aid, I would have saved even more if I had just shopped around.

Peace!

[FinallyAnswered]

One other-other thing......you can print out the card and use it as it is....without putting your name onto the card. This way, you can be content that no one is tracking your personal info even though I doubt they are.

Peace!