Re: FREE Rx Prescription Drug Card - Save Money On Your Prescriptions

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[You can print out your free card from this site. Carlene] Use this card every time you visit a [participating] pharmacy. This card can be used over and over again to save you money.It is accepted at about 80% of the pharmacies nationally No medications are excluded Your entire household can use it There are no claim forms to file

Begin Saving Money On Your Prescriptions

http://u023.usadrugplan.com/

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Most interesting, Carlene. Thanks! I tried typing in my main

prescriptions to see how this card would compare with the card I have

from my insurance company ( " hospitalization only " plan), and also how

it would compare with having no discount card from any company (being

totally self-pay). Below are my findings (I rounded the numbers to

whole numbers; for example, $4.46 = $4, and $4.57 = $5)

DOM'S MED WITH NO CARD WITH MY INSURANCE CARD WITH THIS FREE CARD

#1 $21 $8 $19

#2 $14 $5 $12

#3 $10 $3 $8

#4 $48 $10 $76

#5 $78 $51 $75

#6 $10 $2 $13

I hope my chart showed up okay in the post. As you can see, there

appears to be a $2 savings off the " regular " price, but not always,

as in the case of Med #4, where their price is considerably higher

than what my pharmacy charges the uninsured customer.

It's a good thing that this card has an online database where you can

look up the prices for the specific pharmacy you use to see if this

card would save you money.

I guess my self-employed " hospitalization only " policy (costs

$300/mo.) is more valuable than I thought (doesn't pay for doctors'

visits, lab tests, x-rays, etc.) - but at least they have a decent

prescription card that goes with it.

Dom

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> [You can print out your free card from this site. Carlene] Use this

card

> every time you visit a [participating] pharmacy. This card can be

used

> over and over again to save you money.

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> It is accepted at about 80% of the pharmacies nationally

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> No medications are excluded

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> Your entire household can use it

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> There are no claim forms to file

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> Begin Saving Money On Your Prescriptions

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> http://u023.usadrugplan.com/ <http://u023.usadrugplan.com/>

>

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i cannot access this site can you help

shelly

From: Dominie Bush <dombush@...>dominie Sent: Sunday, December 21, 2008 5:25:20 PMSubject: Re: "FREE Rx Prescription Drug Card - Save Money On Your Prescriptions"

Most interesting, Carlene. Thanks! I tried typing in my main prescriptions to see how this card would compare with the card I have from my insurance company ("hospitalization only" plan), and also how it would compare with having no discount card from any company (being totally self-pay). Below are my findings (I rounded the numbers to whole numbers; for example, $4.46 = $4, and $4.57 = $5)DOM'S MED WITH NO CARD WITH MY INSURANCE CARD WITH THIS FREE CARD#1 $21 $8 $19#2 $14 $5 $12#3 $10 $3 $8#4 $48 $10 $76#5 $78 $51 $75#6 $10 $2 $13I hope my chart showed up okay in the post. As you can see, there appears to be a $2 savings off the "regular" price, but not always, as in the case of Med #4, where their price is considerably higher than what my pharmacy charges the uninsured customer. It's a good thing that this card has an online database where you can

look up the prices for the specific pharmacy you use to see if this card would save you money. I guess my self-employed "hospitalization only" policy (costs $300/mo.) is more valuable than I thought (doesn't pay for doctors' visits, lab tests, x-rays, etc.) - but at least they have a decent prescription card that goes with it.Dom>> > [You can print out your free card from this site. Carlene] Use this card> every time you visit a [participating] pharmacy. This card can be used> over and over again to save you money.> > It is accepted at about 80% of the pharmacies nationally> > No medications are excluded> > Your entire

household can use it> > There are no claim forms to file> > > > Begin Saving Money On Your Prescriptions> > http://u023. usadrugplan. com/ <http://u023. usadrugplan. com/>>

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- if you still can't access the site from the link below then

just do a search. Key in usadrugplan and then click on the first link

given. I think it says, USAdrugplan.com. Good luck - Carlene.

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> > [You can print out your free card from this site. Carlene] Use this

> card

> > every time you visit a [participating] pharmacy. This card can be

> used

> > over and over again to save you money.

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> > It is accepted at about 80% of the pharmacies nationally

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> > No medications are excluded

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> > Your entire household can use it

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> > There are no claim forms to file

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> > Begin Saving Money On Your Prescriptions

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> > http://u023. usadrugplan. com/ <http://u023. usadrugplan. com/>

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Here's the correct link, . http://u023.usadrugplan.com/

> >> > > > [You can print out your free card from this site. Carlene] Use this > card> > every time you visit a [participating] pharmacy. This card can be > used> > over and over again to save you money.> > > > It is accepted at about 80% of the pharmacies nationally> > > > No medications are excluded> > > > Your entire household can use it> > > > There are no claim forms to file> > > > > > > > Begin Saving Money On Your Prescriptions> > > > http://u023. usadrugplan. com/ <http://u023. usadrugplan. com/>> >>

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Google, free prescription programs and it will come up. If you have no insurance and are not on medicade or medicare, you can find programs that will give free medication. Sandie -- Re: "FREE Rx Prescription Drug Card - Save Money On Your Prescriptions" Most interesting, Carlene. Thanks! I tried typing in my main prescriptions to see how this card would compare with the card I have from my insurance company ("hospitalization only" plan), and also how it would compare with having no discount card from any company (being totally self-pay). Below are my findings (I rounded the numbers to whole numbers; for example, $4.46 = $4, and $4.57 = $5)DOM'S MED WITH NO CARD WITH MY INSURANCE CARD WITH THIS FREE CARD#1 $21 $8 $19#2 $14 $5 $12#3 $10 $3 $8#4 $48 $10 $76#5 $78 $51 $75#6 $10 $2 $13I hope my chart showed up okay in the post. As you can see, there appears to be a $2 savings off the "regular" price, but not always, as in the case of Med #4, where their price is considerably higher than what my pharmacy charges the uninsured customer. It's a good thing that this card has an online database where you can look up the prices for the specific pharmacy you use to see if this card would save you money. I guess my self-employed "hospitalization only" policy (costs $300/mo.) is more valuable than I thought (doesn't pay for doctors' visits, lab tests, x-rays, etc.) - but at least they have a decent prescription card that goes with it.Dom>> > [You can print out your free card from this site. Carlene] Use this card> every time you visit a [participating] pharmacy. This card can be used> over and over again to save you money.> > It is accepted at about 80% of the pharmacies nationally> > No medications are excluded> > Your entire household can use it> > There are no claim forms to file> > > > Begin Saving Money On Your Prescriptions> > http://u023. usadrugplan. com/ <http://u023. usadrugplan. com/>> December 2008