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10 MINUTE PHARMACY
986 PHARMACY
986 SPECIALTY PHARMACY
ACARIAHEALTH PHARMACY
ACME PHARMACY
AHN PHARMACY
AJS UNITE DRUG
ALACO DISCOUNT PHARMACY
ALASKA MANAGED CARE PHARMACY
ALBERTSONS MARKET PHARMACY
ALBERTSONS PHARMACY
ALBERTSONS-SAFEWAY PHARMACY
ALEXANDER PHARMACY
ALH COMMUNITY PHARMACY
ALLCARE PHARMACY
ALOE DRUG MART
AMAZON PHARMACY
AMEX PHARMACY
AMIGOS PHARMACY
APOLLO PHARMACY
APPLE PHARMACY
ARBOR LANE PHARMACY
ARROW PRESCRIPTION CENTER
ASCENSION WI PHARMACY
ASCENSION WISCONSIN PHARMACY
AUBURN LTC
AUBURN LTC EUDORA
AVA DRUG
AZALEA HEALTH
BAKER’S PHARMACY
BARNES & WILLIAMS DRUG CENTER
BARNEY’S PHARMACY
BARTELL DRUGS
BASHAS UNITED DRUG
BAY AREA PHARMACY
BAYLOR SCOTT & WHITE PHARMACY
BECKLEY ARH PHARMACY
BEL AIR PHARMACY
BENEVERE SPECIALTY PHARMACY
BENSON DRUG COMPANY, INC. – SAV-MOR
BI-MART PHARMACY
BIG Y PHARMACY
BLUE RIDGE COMMUNITY HEALTH PHARMACY
BOARDWATER DRUG, POWERED BY WALGREENS
BROOKSHIRE BROTHERS PHARMACY
BROOKSHIRE PHARMACY
BROULIMS PHARMACY
BUDGET DRUGS
BURGESS DRUG STORE INC
BURNHAM DRUGS
BUY RITE DRUGS
BYPASS PHARMACY
BYRD WATSON DRUG
CAMC PHARMACY
CARE PLUS CVS/PHARMACY
CAREMAX PHARMACY
CAREPLUS
CARESTL HEALTH
CARLIE C’S PHARMACY
CARRS PHARMACY
CARTHAGE DISCOUNT DRUG
CASH WISE PHARMACY
CEDARS-SINAI MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY
CENTER FOR FAMILIES AND CHILDREN PHARMACY
CHARLEY MCCOOL’S PHARMACY
CHERRY HILL PHARMACY
CHRONISCRIPT, A WALGREENS PHARMACY
CITIZEN PHARMACY
CITY MARKET
CITY MARKET PHARMACY
COBORNS PHARMACY
COCHRANE RIDENHOUR DRUG CO
COMMUNITY, A WALGREENS PHARMACY
CONVENIENT CARE PHARMACY
COOK CHILDREN’S PHARMACY
COOKE’S PHARMACY
COSTCO PHARMACY
COUNTRY MARKET PHARMACY
CUB PHARMACY
CVS PHARMACY
CVS/SPECIALTY
DANIEL’S PHARMACY
DANS DRUG
DAVIS FOOD AND DRUG
DEAN’S PHARMACY
DEANS DRUGS INC.
DEANS PHARMACY
DILLONS PHARMACY
DISCOUNT DRUG MART
DOCTOR’S ORDERS PHARMACY
DR IKE’S PHARMACY
DRUGTOWN PHARMACY
DUANE READE
DURST DISCOUNT DRUGS
EATON APOTHECARY
EFILLRX
EHARDTS PHARMACY
ELLIOTT PHARMACY
ENCOMPASS RX
EQUITAS HEALTH PHARMACY
EVERGREEN PHARMACY
EXPRESS PHARMACY
FAMILY DRUG MART
FAMILY FARE PHARMACY
FAMILY FRESH MARKET PHARMACY
FARMACIA BELMONTE
FARMACIA CARIDAD
FARMACIA EL BUEN PASTOR
FARMACIA GUAYABAL
FARMACIA JULIA DISCOUNT
FARMACIA LUIS
FARMACIA MEDINA
FARMACIA VAZQUEZ
FARMACIAS PLAZA
FARMACIAS SAVIA
FERGUSON DRUG
FIRST CHOICE PHARMACY
FIRST PHARMACY SERVICES
FLOYD’S FAMILY PHARMACY
FOBI COMPREHENSIVE PHARMACY
FOOD CITY PHARMACY
FOOD CITY UNITED DRUG
FOOD KING PHARMACY
FOODLAND PHARMACY
FRED MEYER PHARMACY
FRED’S PHARMACY
FRESH MARKET PHARMACY
FRIENDLY
FRUTH PHARMACY
FRY’S PHARMACY
FRYS PHARMACY
G & R HEALTH MART
GALLOWAY-SANDS PHARMACY
GENEVA WOODS MEDSET PHARMACY
GEROULD’S PHARMACY
GETWELL PHARMACY
GIANT EAGLE PHARMACY
GIANT PHARMACY
GIBRALTAR SAV-MOR PHARMACY
GILCHRIST PHARMACY
GOOD LIFE PHARMACY
GREAT CARE PHARMACY
GUIDEPOINT PHARMACY
HAGGEN PHARMACY
HALLS PHARMACY
HARBOR DRUG
HARMONS PHARMACY
HARPS PHARMACY
HARRIS TEETER
HARTIG DRUG CO
HEALTHPARTNERS PHARMACY
HEB PHARMACY
HIRONS DRUG
HOMETOWN PHARMACY
HOSKINS DRUG STORE
HSHS PHARMACY
HUDSON DRUG STORE
HY-VEE PHARMACY
IH RX4U STORE
IHS PHARMACY
INTERMOUNTAIN PHARMACY
JACKSON STREET DRUG, A MEDICINE SHOPPE PHARMACY
JAY C PHARMACY
JONES DRUGS

K-C DRUGS
KAREMORE PHARMACY
KAY PHARMACY
KILGORE EXPRESS PHARMACY
KIM PHARMACY
KING CASH SAVER PHARMACY
KING SOOPERS PHARMACY
KINNEY DRUGS
KJ PHARMACY
KK’S PHARMACY
KLEINS PHARMACY
KMART PHARMACY
KROGER PHARMACY
LADY OF THE SEA COMMUNITY PHARMACY
LAKE CUMBERLAND PHARMACY
LAKELAND PHARMACY
LATIMERS PHARMACY TIN RX
LEROY PHARMACY
LEWIS DRUG
LIN’S SUPERMARKETS INC
LINS PHARMACY
LONGS DRUGS
LOUIS MORGAN DRUGS
LOWERY DRUG MART
LUIS PHARMACY
MACEY’S PHARMACY
MARIANO’S PHARMACY
MARKET 32
MARKET STREET PHARMACY
MARKETPLACE PHARMACY
MARTIN’S PHARMACY
MASSEY DRUGS
MED-SAVE MARTIN,
MEDIC PHARMACY
MEDICAP PHARMACY
MEDICINE SHOPPE
MEDSTAR PHARMACY STORE
MEIJER PHARMACY
MERCURY PHARMACY
METRO MARKET PHARMACY
METSCRIPT PHARMACY
MILLENNIUM PHARMACY
MISSISSIPPI DISCOUNT DRUGS
MISSOULA FRESH MARKET PHARMACY
MR DISCOUNT DRUGS
MURPHY DRUG
NAVARRO DISCOUNT PHARMACY
NEEDLER’S FRESH MARKET PHARMACY
NEW HORIZON PHARMACY
NEWPOINTE PHARMACY
NOB HILL PHARMACY
NOLA DISCOUNT PHARMACY
NORTH FLORIDA PHARMACY
NORTH LAKE MEDICAL PHARMACY
NUCARA PHARMACY
OPEN GATE PHARMACY
OSCO DRUG
OWENS COMPOUNDING
OWENS PHARMACY
PARKWOOD PHARMACY
PAVILLIONS PHARMACY
PAYLESS PHARMACY
PEARSON DRUGS
PEOPLE’S PHARMACY
PHARMACY PLUS
PHARMAMAX
PHARMAX PHARMACY
PHIPPS PHARMACY
PICK N SAVE PHARMACY
PINE BROOK PHARMACY
PINE KNOB SAVMOR PHARMACY
PIONEER DRUG
PIONEER FAMILY PHARMACY
POLK’S DISCOUNT DRUGS
PORTERVILLE PHARMACY
PRESCRIPTIONS TO GEAUX
PRESTON TAYLOR PHARMACY
PRICE CHOPPER PHARMACY
PRIMECARE PHARMACY
PRO CARE PHARMACY
PROMEDICA SPECIALTY PHARMACY
PRUETT’S FOOD-PHARMACY
PUBLIX PHARMACY
PUEBLO PHARMACY
QFC PHARMACY
QFC WEST SEATTLE
QUEEN’S PRICE CHOPPER
RALEY’S PHARMACY
RALPH’S PHARMACY
RANDALLS PHARMACY
RECEPT PHARMACY
REDNER’S PHARMACY
RENUE RX
RETAIL LEWIS FAMILY DRUG
RIDLEY’S PHARMACY
RIESBECK’S PHARMACY
RISCH DRUG STORE
RITE AID
RITE-AWAY PHARMACY
RIVERSIDE SAV-MOR PHARMACY
ROGERS PHARMACY
ROSAUERS PHARMACY
RUSS’S PHARMACY
RX DISCOUNT PHARMACY
RXPERT
SAFEWAY PHARMACY
SALLYKAY PHARMACY
SANDHILLS MEDICAL PHARMACY
SAV-MOR
SAV-ON DRUG
SAVE MART PHARMACY
SAVON PHARMACY
SCHROEDER DRUGS
SEYMOUR PHARMACY
SHELDON’S EXPRESS PHARMACY
SHOPRITE PHARMACY
SHRIVERS PHARMACY
SMITH’S PHARMACY
SMP PHARMACY SOLUTIONS
SNYDERS DRUG
SOUTHLAND DRUGS
SPARROW PHARMACY PLUS
ST LUKE PHARMACY
STARR PHARMACY
STEPHENS PHARMACY
STERLING
STRAND, A WALGREENS PHARMACY
SUMMERS PHARMACY
SUNNY BAY PHARMACY
SUP-RX PHARMACY
SUPER 1 PHARMACY
SUPER SAVER PHARMACY
SUPRX PHARMACY
TDDC PHARMACY
TEJAS PHARMACY
THE CENTERS FOR FAMILIES AND CHILDREN PHARMACY
THE MEDICINE CABINET
THE MEDICINE SHOPPE
THE PILL BOX
THRIFTY WAY PHARMACY
THRIFTY WHITE PHARMACY
TIMES PHARMACY
TLC PHARMACY AND MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
TOM THUMB PHARMACY
TOTAL CARE PHARMACY
TOTAL PHARMACY CARE
TOWN & COUNTRY DRUGS
TRAN PHARMACY
TRAUBERTS PHARMACY INC
U SAVE IT PHARMACY
U SAVE PHARMACY
UNITED PHARMACY
USA DRUG
VALLEY CARE PHARMACY
VARIETY CARE PHARMACY
VCARE PHARMACY
VERMILLION’S DRUG
VILLAGE HEALTHMART DRUG
VM PHARMACY
VN PHARMACY
VONS PHARMACY
WALGREENS
WALDRON DRUG, POWERED BY WALGREENS

Stop paying full price for your prescriptions

Easy Drug Card provides “lower-of pricing” on prescriptions. This means that when you go to the pharmacy you will be guaranteed to get the lowest possible price for your medication so you’ll never pay more using our card.

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General Questions

How do I get an Easy Drug Card?

We have made it easy to get your card. You can print a card directly to a printer or download it to your mobile device. We can also text it to your phone or email it to you.

How do I use my Easy Drug Card?

Simply print out your card on your printer and cut it to fit in your purse or wallet. Present your card with your prescriptions to the pharmacy. The card has all the information the pharmacist requires to process your prescription electronically and apply your discount. Your Easy Drug Card is a non-insurance discount drug card that provides substantial savings for anyone looking to minimize their prescription drug expenses.

Can I use this card with my insurance?

Unfortunately, you cannot use both cards together. However, ask the pharmacist to price all your prescriptions using our card and your insurance card, then select the one that provides the lowest out-of-pocket cost to you. Our card quite often provides deeper discounts than many insurance plans. (See next question). Although you or your employer pay for insurance through your premiums, you do not need to use your insurance every time you fill your prescriptions. Most insurance comes with high deductibles and copayments that require you to pay a large portion of the medication costs. If you have a high deductible, like $5,000, you are responsible for paying the first $5,000 of your healthcare cost before your insurance kicks in. If you have a $50 copay on generic drugs, you are responsible for paying the first $50 of any generic medication you purchase at your pharmacy. For example, if your generic medication costs $79.00, you would be responsible for paying your full copay of $50 while your insurance pays the remaining $29. Your copay is a cap. Any charges above your copay are the responsibility of your insurance company. But if your medication costs $39, you pay the full cost. Your insurance pays nothing. If you use our card, though, you may be able to get the medication for less than either the $39 or $50 listed above. While your insurance caps your costs, it may not actually get you the lowest possible price for your medication.

What type of discount can I expect?

This program offers up to 80% savings on select generics and up to 15% savings on select name brand prescriptions. Discounts may vary between pharmacies depending on the type of prescription (brand or generic) and the location of the specific pharmacy. However, you ALWAYS get the best price! Whether the lowest discount price is the EasyDrugCard’s price, your insurance program’s copayment price, or the pharmacy’s already discounted price, you are GUARANTEED to receive the LOWEST price available! There are some instances where no discount is available. These typically include already deeply discounted drugs, such as the limited drugs available for $4 at select pharmacies, and cases when the pharmacy’s everyday low price is actually lower than the card’s. You can use our Drug Price Lookup tool to check the price of your medications at a pharmacy near you.

Which pharmacies can I go to?

We have over 65,000+ participating pharmacies in our discount network. These include most large chain stores, including Walgreens, CVS, Rite-Aid, Safeway, Target, as well as local neighborhood pharmacies nationwide. Our card is accepted at all major pharmacy chains. Find a Participating Pharmacy near you with our Pharmacy Locator tool.

How much does this program cost me?

This is a completely FREE program and is available to everyone – no exceptions! There is no sign up or application fee to join the EasyDrugCard program. Our free card is made possible through the support of our participating pharmacies.

Are there any exclusions to using my card?

No. This is NOT insurance. There are NO pre-existing conditions, NO claim forms, NO background health checks, and NO maximum benefit limitations. Unlike insurance, there are no “refill too soon”, “drug not covered”, or “prior authorization required” rejections.

How many days early can I fill a prescription?

If you’re using EasyDrugCard, you can fill a prescription early at any pharmacy for the same medication even if you still have a supply of medication on hand. That’s the benefit of using our discount drug card – there are no restrictions or refill too soon limitations. If you lost, accidentally destroyed, misplaced, or you simply would like to get an additional supply of your medication before you consumed it all, you can get another prescription from your physician’s office to replace it. Note that your doctor cannot write you a prescription for an indefinite amount of time. Even if you have 100 refills on your prescription, you will only be able to refill the prescription for up to 18 months (or 1 year, depending on the medication) from the day it was brought to the pharmacy. This limit is for your protection. A good medical practice will insist on seeing you for an evaluation prior to writing you another prescription. However, prescriptions can be written to avoid unnecessary trips to the pharmacy and you can pick up these refills as early as you like when you use EasyDrugCard. If you have a long-term condition that requires a daily maintenance medication, like high cholesterol for instance, your doctor can write you a prescription for 90-days on each fill. This way, a prescription for 90-days with 3 refills will provide you with enough medication to last you a full year. In addition, pharmacists may use their professional judgment to determine whether the prescription should still be used. If you have a prescription for an antibiotic because you had an infection 6 months ago, you should consult your doctor before getting it filled or refilled. You may need a completely different medication to treat your new infection. There are filling restrictions on schedule II controlled substances regardless of whether you are using insurance or a discount drug card. According to the U.S. Department of Justice Drug Enforcement Administration website. “Prescriptions for schedule II controlled substances cannot be refilled. A new prescription must be issued. Prescriptions for schedules III and IV controlled substances may be refilled up to five times in six months. Prescriptions for schedule V controlled substances may be refilled as authorized by the practitioner.” Schedule II controlled substances are highly regulated to prevent abuse or harm and have reporting requirements to the DEA by pharmacies. Examples of Schedule II narcotics include: hydromorphone (Dilaudid), methadone (Dolophine), meperidine (Demerol), oxycodone (OxyContin, Percocet), and fentanyl (Sublimaze, Duragesic). O ther Schedule II narcotics include: morphine, opium, and codeine. Remember, when using EasyDrugCard’s prescription drug discount card, there are normally no limitations or restrictions on when you have to get your refills.

Can I fill my prescription at a different pharmacy?

Filling new prescriptions at different pharmacies or different chains can be very economical when looking for the best price, but be cautious as there might be the possibility of a severe drug-to-drug interaction if your new pharmacy is not aware of all the medications you take. If you have refills at one pharmacy you will need to get them transferred in order to get the refill from the new pharmacy. The process is easy. Call or visit the pharmacy you want to transfer your prescriptions to and tell your new pharmacy that you want to transfer your prescriptions. Give them the name, strength, and prescription number of each of the prescriptions you want to transfer and provide the phone number of your old pharmacy so your new pharmacy can call to transfer your prescriptions on your behalf. Note that prescriptions for Schedule II controlled substances cannot be transferred, and prescriptions for Schedule III, IV, and V controlled substances can only be transferred once. This includes medications like Ambien, Xanax, and Tylenol with codeine. Next, give the new pharmacy your information, including: your name, your date of birth, address, and telephone number. You may also want to provide your new pharmacy with a list of allergies you may have, your doctor’s name and phone number, a current list of medications you take, and your current insurance information if you are insured. Ask your pharmacist when they expect to receive your transferred prescriptions. Depending on how many prescriptions you have, it may take a day or two for the transfer. Call your physician’s office if you need a new prescription and provide them the name and phone number of your new pharmacy. Note that you do not need to transfer your prescriptions if you are getting a refill from a pharmacy within a chain, like Walgreens or CVS. Every Walgreens or CVS can access your profile from any of their store locations nationwide. If you do not have refills left on your prescription or you have a new prescription, using EasyDrugCard is as simple as taking your new prescription to a new pharmacy, showing your card, and having them fill it as usual.

Can I call in a prescription?

While you can’t call in your own prescriptions, your doctor can call or email them in for you. Simply tell your doctor which pharmacy you prefer. They can usually find the pharmacy in their system and send the prescription directly. All you need to do, then, is show up to pick it up with your EasyDrugCard in hand. The only time you cannot have a prescription called in is when it is a controlled substance. Your doctor should know which drugs this applies to and let you know that you need to hand carry your prescription in if you want to get it filled.

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