Free Medication

Who else has this, what med's? Links if you have them. Thx

Amlodipine, Lisinopril, Metformin, (some) antibiotics

Free Medication Program | Pharmacy | Publix Super Markets





I heard publix also gives free antibiotics for pets which many people appreciate me telling them about that.

I believe Target matches any other pharmacies prices/promotions as do other pharmacies but I can't recall. Winn Dixie use to price match but I heard they don't anymore?

Best discount plan I have seen for Fl residents Florida Discount Drug Card I like this discount plan because you can actually search drugs and get pricing before your at the pharmacy window and it takes about 1 minute to enroll.I had many PDP clients using this to get their generic Xanax,Valium etc. before they were added to part D a couple of years ago.They would pay about 8.00 instead of the regular price of about 25.00.Some brand names are priced about the same of a PDP copay for those who go in the gap
 
generic xanax and valium are under $4.00 without any pdp or drug card. Publix has had those free drugs for a few years, always recommend my clients to use them for the free one's. Most of the pharmacies around here will not accept a rx discount card in the donut hole.
 
generic xanax and valium are under $4.00 without any pdp or drug card. Publix has had those free drugs for a few years, always recommend my clients to use them for the free one's. Most of the pharmacies around here will not accept a rx discount card in the donut hole.



Where is generic xanax available for 4.00 cash money price with no insurance? Thats a good price considering UHC 's PDP contracted cost is 9.44 at publix

I haven't really noticed before today but even the PDP carriers contracted cost for these drugs has come down substantially from a couple of years ago when it was about 20.00-25.00
 
If they get the med's for free, why even run it through the formulary? With a recent client that told me about free Metformin and Lisinopril (and that where she got them for free) I left it off the Rx report.
 
Where is generic xanax available for 4.00 cash money price with no insurance? Thats a good price considering UHC 's PDP contracted cost is 9.44 at publix

Depends on location. Walmart started a $4 RX program, so pharmacies where there is significant Walmart penetration had to follow suit.

Generic xanax, prozac, some HBPs are definitely on the list. I am pretty sure if you go to their website you could find it.
 
Depends on location. Walmart started a $4 RX program, so pharmacies where there is significant Walmart penetration had to follow suit.

Generic xanax, prozac, some HBPs are definitely on the list. I am pretty sure if you go to their website you could find it.



Never have seen the generic xanax on any 4.00 list.Generic Prozac has always been on these 4.00 list but I don't see any generic benzo's covered on any of them

http://i.walmartimages.com/i/if/hmp/fusion/customer_list.pdf

Target : Pharmacy : $4 generic drugs listed alphabetically

http://www.walgreens.com/images/psc/pdf/PSC_2_0_VPG_List_FINAL_32312.pdf

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Prices, Coupons and Information - GoodRx is a good place to go for cheap prices as well. Mentioned above, you can get generic xanax for about 5 bucks (print a coupon) at publix, target, etc.




8.00 to 6.00 with coupon 12.00 to 17.00 without a coupon but I believe the pharmacist will shoot down medicare beneficiaries who try to use this coupon because it says at bottom of coupon not valid for people with medicare.In my experience the pharmacies won't give a deal if they can more more through consumers insurance plan.

" CANNOT BE USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH ANY FEDERAL OR STATE FUNDED PROGRAM, SUCH AS MEDICARE OR MEDICAID."
 
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Never have seen the generic xanax on any 4.00 list.Generic Prozac has always been on these 4.00 list but I don't see any generic benzo's covered on any of them

Maybe generic xanax is just so cheap, I assumed.

Not sure where Benzo's came, I was speaking of High Blood Pressure (HBP's)

I appreciate the list. I never knew how extensive it was!
 
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