How to Get a 99% Off Your Prescription (without ordering from Canada)
When I tell people they can probably save around 90% off their medication if they just download a coupon online, they often balk at such a steep discount. “You mean from Canada? Isn’t that dangerous?” First of all, no, I don’t mean from Canada (this time): This is a free coupon for use at local pharmacies in the U.S. Second of all, no, buying meds sold in Canada is not dangerous, but we can talk about that at a different time. This discount is referring to the budget-pleasing possibilities right in your own neighborhood. We’ve been tracking prescription savings across the U.S. of patients that have used the U.S. Prescription Discount Card and coupons. And the numbers will leave my friends and family thinking I’m selling them something even more far-fetched: There are people all over the U.S. presenting the U.S. Prescription Discount Card to achieve savings up to… wait for it... 99% off the retail price. Take a look:
Top PharmacyChecker U.S. Discounts August 2020
At a Walgreens in Roanoke, Virginia, a patient was able to cut 98% off of the retail price of escitalopram (generic Lexapro), by using the U.S. Prescription Discount Card.
A PharmacyChecker.com user saved 98% off the price of cholesterol generic Zetia (ezetimibe), a cholesterol medication, at a Stop & Shop in North Attleboro, Michigan.
A person in The Villages, Florida achieved a 97% discount off the price of modafinil (brand name Provigil) at a local Walmart pharmacy. It can treat narcolepsy, sleep apnea, and other sleep disorders.
A consumer saved 99% off 88 tablets of generic Cialis (tadalafil) at Greenleaf Pharmacy in Hastingson Hudson, New York.
Another saved 99% off the retail price of 30 tablets of generic Viagra (sildenafil) at Kroger Pharmacy in Dearborn, Michigan.
A Secret Worth Sharing: Is PharmacyChecker better than GoodRx?
The U.S. Prescription Discount Card frequently outperforms GoodRx coupons at local U.S. pharmacies, whether you choose to shop at Kroger, Walmart, or an independent pharmacy. What we know for sure: It ALWAYS pays to compare prices before you buy.
PharmacyChecker Coupon vs. GoodRx Prices |
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Drug name Strength Quantity | U.S. Average Retail Price | PharmacyChecker Coupon Price | GoodRx Coupon Price | Which one is better? |
TADALAFIL 20MG 88 TABLETS | $7,376.01 | $48.30 | $49.16 | PharmacyChecker! |
SILDENAFIL 50MG 30 TABLETS | $1,993.99 | $16.28 | $16.36 | PharmacyChecker! |
ESCITALOPRAM 5MG 90 CAPSULES | $545.89 | $10.00 | $13.77 | PharmacyChecker! |
EZETIMIBE 10MG 90 TABLETS | $896.39 | $21.85 | $21.21 | GoodRx! |
MODAFINIL 200MG 180 TABLETS | $5,256.00 | $133.84 | $89.73 | GoodRx! |
Sources: Prices collected August 2020 based on the lowest GoodRx coupon price and lowest PharmacyChecker Coupon price for the exact same drug and location.
People Who Saved Big Using PharmacyChecker.com
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“I was put on Xarelto. After one and half months of my insurance paying for this drug, I could not afford the medication. So I looked online and found PharmacyChecker. I then with a prescription ordered my Xarelto from one of their recommended pharmacies, and paid $348.00 for a three month supply of Xarelto... I'm very pleased and happy with PharmacyChecker and my Canadian pharmacy recommended by them. Without them, I would not be able to take my Xarelto. Thank you for your great service.”
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