Post by sagebrush on May 12, 2019 6:20:16 GMT -8
My wife just had to start using Eliquis. My insurance co-pay plan is outstanding for meds. Imagine my shock when I picked up the first prescription when my co-pay was $200 for the first 30 day supply. Hell, I think I went into cardiac arrest and afib on the spot. So, Google being my friend, I started surfing around. I found a site called "singlecare.com" that offered a savings coupon, so I signed up for it. No response when I was on line. Within a week though, I got something in the mail, a coupon for co-pay discount so I took it to Freddie's pharmacy to see if they honor it. Surprise and Success.
Bottom line--MY CO-PAY IS NOW $10 INSTEAD OF $200, A SAVINGS OF $190 A MONTH. Holy crap, Batman.
Caveat: this only works with commercial insurance, not government plans like Medicare, Medicaid, VA etc and the savings is limited to $3800/year savings. In my case, I "only" hit $2280 so I am golden. With the price of around $500 per 30 day supply and depending on your insurance co-pay, it pays to go looking. Good Luck folks.
Bottom line--MY CO-PAY IS NOW $10 INSTEAD OF $200, A SAVINGS OF $190 A MONTH. Holy crap, Batman.
Caveat: this only works with commercial insurance, not government plans like Medicare, Medicaid, VA etc and the savings is limited to $3800/year savings. In my case, I "only" hit $2280 so I am golden. With the price of around $500 per 30 day supply and depending on your insurance co-pay, it pays to go looking. Good Luck folks.
