Get your prescription discount card for free using one of the options below. Then all you need to do is show it at the pharmacy before you pay for your medication. This prescription discount card also works with mail order pharmacies, like PillPack.
Step 1: Use any of the following options to get your discount card:
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Step 2: Show the card to your preferred pharmacy when you drop off your prescription.
What if the pharmacy will not accept the offer?
Many pharmacies are busy and are not willing to take extra steps on your behalf. However, you are entitled to this offer. If your pharmacy does not provide the expected price please call us immediately at 1-844-479-5377. We will do our utmost to help you receive the lowest price.
How much will I have to pay and when?
You will pay the listed price or less at the pharmacy counter when you pick up your medication. You will not pay other costs, fees, subscriptions, or premiums. You will not pay us in advance. We will not ask for, and you will not provide us, payment instructions.
What if I use insurance to buy my medications?
You may choose to use this or your insurance. When our price is lower, ask your pharmacy to use this offer instead of your insurance. If you do not know your insurance cost, provide this prescription discount card and your insurance card to the pharmacy and ask for a price comparison. The offers listed on rxless can also provide cost benefits when certain prescriptions are excluded from your insurance, if you have a high deductible, and/or your insurance price is higher during your deductible period. If you have Medicare Part D, you may pay higher prices. Always compare and be aware of savings opportunities.
