List of lists of "Price-War" Low Cost Generic Drugs

[jimithy]

[Guest]

That looks great. Thanks! :lol:

[steve z]

As a pharmacist, I suggest to people the use of drug assistant discount card in addition to the "program" meds from lists. Using the card will ensure that people will get the lower of the usual and cusomary retail price(list) or the discounted card price-whichever is less. visit to print (print card.pdf) and use at any pharmacy. no registration, citizenship or income guidelines needed. Customers are always assured of getting the best price on all scripts.

[jimithy]

Drug Discount Cards can be a mixed blessing. There has been a lot of fraud in the business. ( see ) That is why we required more information about the drug card being promoted above.

Steve Z. did an excellent reply below here that clearly shows that the above card is reputable and can save people money.

If someone wants to use a Discount Card but would like to compare other cards with the above card then NeedyMeds has the most reputable list of cards I know of. You can find them at http://www.needymeds.com/indices/discountcards.tml

[Guest]

I am glad to see at least one, Wal-Mart, placed a date on their list. This can help to keep current on the formulary. So ma ny list are floating out there that it is hard to know whick is the most updated one.
Thank you for posting the links. :D

[bonnie]

Awesome job! It's easy to use as well. It must have taken so long to compile; so many people will benefit from your time, thank you.

[stevez]

I put the link for the discount card in the forum because of it's effectiveness. Agelity handles >60% of the discount cards on the market. As a third party administrator, their collective purchasing power has aggressive discounts (especially in the generic market). You're links to programs in pharmacies is great info. As a pharmacist working with safety net organizations, coming from a mutigenerational pharmacist family, Pharm consultant for the federal government, pro consumer regarding "access to affordable pharmacy services" - including fairly priced drugs; I believe all people lacking 3rd party prescription drug coverage should carry a discount card (the one I posted) because (1) once its on the patient record at the pharmacy- ALL scripts will be processed under the card -new an refill (2) no income guidelines required (3) no registration asked for (3) no citizenship necessary. Patients are given the lower of the store's retail price (ex $4, $9 etc) or the discounted card price- WHICHEVER IS LESS.