Save On Prescriptions

Whether you have insurance or not, the cost of filling prescriptions can be high. Here are some ways to save big on the medicine you need.

Go generic

Ask your doctor if there is a cheaper generic option they can prescribe.

Talk to your insurance

Some insurance companies have options to make your medicine cheaper, such as direct buying programs.

Get a 90-day supply

Often it’s cheaper to get more at once than to refill a prescription multiple times.

Apply for assistance

Check with state and local governments to see if you qualify for financial assistance with prescriptions.

Compare prices

Call around to different pharmacies to find which one is the cheapest for your specific medicines.

Ask for a higher dose

Ask your doctor if they can prescribe a higher dose and let you cut the pills. Not all pills can be cut, but if it’s possible, it can save you money.