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Q: Inexpensive Meds

asked by: george298 on December 1st, 2007

New User

Hi,
I am about to lose my coverage with my employer and just need something to cover my son's medication. The prescription runs $120 per month but we have only been paying $10 under our health plan. My husband also takes medication, but his prescription is very affordable. What is available?

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Carifairy

replied on December 2nd, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

COSTCO Warehouse club has a pharmacy that offers RX drugs for MUCH MUCH cheaper than regular pharmacies.

IF you have one near you, you should check it out!

No membership is needed to use the pharmacy.

philip12

replied on December 3rd, 2007

New User

Re: Inexpensive Meds

Well, I recently visited a site called http://healthinsurance-com.com It is one of the best site on the net for gathering information about health insurance plans and news. There you can read many topics related to the health insurance which written by experts. I am sure you can get that what you want.
Good luck!

avengerki

replied on January 1st, 2008

New User

Well you can see if the prescription is available as a generic. You can also see if the doctor will double the strength of the prescription and let you split each pill, not all medicines can be split, often you can get a higher dose for the same price.

JLSuccess

replied on April 30th, 2008

New User

Check out the Dental Plus Program at benefitplansplus.info. I enrolled with them around a year ago to help pay for my prescriptions and have always been able to save around 60% on them. Also if you can get them generic with the plan theyll be much cheaper.

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