Hello everyone, I have been meaning to create this post for a week or two. There are so many Pharmacy choices out there I was wanting to take an informal poll of where everyone fills their prescriptions. The choices seem endless and are mind-boggling so I was hoping to clarify for everyone including myself as to what the best choices are with the best money-saving plans. Who amongst us cannot enjoy a little extra cash to help with medical bills, Exedra. There's GoodRx, your local neighborhood pharmacies, and many many more. So chime in and let us know what pharmacy you were using to fulfill your prescriptions, except for your DMTs which we know have to come from a specialty pharmacy and cannot be purchased through any discount Pharmacies.
I just thought I would put this idea out there and see the different pharmacies in savings pharmacies we can share with each other. I have never used any discount pharmacy for this ship 90 days of your product to you due to the fact that some of my prescriptions are set up that I can use as needed and I do not use the bottle in 30 days. Sometimes I get 60 days out of them and do just fine. Using full strength prescription doses on some of my Scripps makes me very loopy and out of control. Very sleepy and unable to do much. So I reduce the dose and get the results I need but feel normal and can go and come as I please. With that in mind I've always used the local food chain here called Krogers and their Pharmacy to fill my prescriptions. I called him in as needed and feel them a few days before I run out.
So let's share our ideas and see what type of Prescription Savings we can come up with. It can't hurt to try and let's put our ideas out there so everybody can see what is being used and what is used with very successful results on the patient end. Thanks to everyone in our family for sharing a part of them self every time they respond to a post! Fancy1959.
Great Idea Fancy1959 !!! It seems like I have gone from 2 RX to many since MS joined the crew. I consider myself blessed to be accepted by the Pfizer Company for assistance with my Celebrex for my arthritis. We are both on Medicare, husband also has VA benefits. Which I have to say the VA has been Awesome in their care and services to him. We have supplemental insurances through AARP, UHC for healthcare, we chose Humana for prescriptions, and VSP for eye care. I highly recommend checking in out. You can chose different levels of care coverage. I went for high coverage for both in healthcare, High coverage for me in RX coverage, Less for him because of his VA coverage. VSP for eyecare is pretty good. I just got two new pairs of glasses for $129.00 at Walmart! Just recently, I started getting all of my ongoing health prescriptions for 3 months at a time through Humana, Because two of them, are pretty costly, they have waved the copay amounts on the rest. By doing this, 3 months at a time, I'm saving at least $100. a month with I put into a savings fund we keep for dental care. Dental coverage for me was just over $600. a year and had a maximum of $1000. a year for whatever your dental needs were. That just didn't seem right to me, so it was cancelled. My biggest savings coo to me is the Humana prescription care, $600. a year savings by cancelling dental coverage. Also I don't have monthly visits to the pharmacy to pick up medications. They let me know when they are sending them, I can track them and just make 1 trip to the PO Box to pick them up. Saving Time too!