Explore drug discount cards. Many pharmacies accept these cards, potentially reducing your out-of-pocket costs significantly. Websites like GoodRx and RxSaver offer cards you can print or access digitally.
Compare card offers. Each card’s discount varies by pharmacy and medication. Check several cards before choosing one for your Zyprexa prescription. Consider the specific pharmacy you’ll use; discounts aren’t uniform across all locations.
Check your pharmacy’s participation. Not all pharmacies participate in every discount program. Confirm your chosen pharmacy accepts the card *before* you go to pick up your prescription.
Understand the savings. Drug discount cards don’t replace insurance. The discount is applied to your price *after* your insurance copay (if applicable). Calculate your total cost with and without the card to see your actual savings.
Explore manufacturer coupons. Pharmaceutical companies sometimes offer patient assistance programs or coupons that reduce medication costs. Check the manufacturer’s website for potential savings opportunities directly from them.
Contact your pharmacist. They’re knowledgeable about local programs and discounts, and may even offer assistance finding the best option for your situation. They can answer questions and help navigate the available options.
