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Drug Cards and Programs

Local Pharmacy Programs

Some pharmacies or stores near you may offer their own discount prescription drug programs.  While filling a prescription at your local pharmacy, ask if the pharmacy has a discount drug program or if they will match the prices of other discount drug programs.  You may be able to save money on your prescriptions through your local pharmacy.

 

The following businesses have information about their discount prescription drug programs on their Web sites:

 

Costco

 

K-Mart

 

King Soopers / City Market

 

Target

 

Walgreens Prescription Savings Club

 

Walmart

 

 

 

Patient Assistance Programs

Patient Assistance Programs (PAPs) are offered by various drug manufacturers.  These programs offer free or low-cost prescription medication to qualifying individuals or families who do not have public or private prescription drug coverage.  Qualifying criteria and specific assistance varies widely between the drug manufacturers.  Individuals interested in applying for one of these programs should work directly with the drug manufacturer that offers the program.

 

Guide to Prescription Assistance Programs  -  Consumer Reports Article

 

NeedyMeds

 

Partnership for Prescription Assistance

 

PatientAssistance.com  

 

 

 

 

Other Discount Prescription Drug Programs

Click on the following links to learn about a specific program.

 

AARP Prescription Discount Program

 

Colorado Drug Card

 

HealthTrans Access

 

National Association of Counties (NACo) Prescription Drug Discount Card Program

 

Rx Drug Card

 

Rx Outreach

 

RxSupportSite.com

 

Together Rx Access