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How To Buy
Prescription Drugs Online
If you're tired of paying over
priced medication prices and either
don't have insurance to cover
the cost of these expensive prescription
drugs here's a solution: shop
the drug stores from the comforts
of your own home by ordering your
prescription drugs online.
Steps to
buying from the right:
1. Click on the
alphabet in which your medication(s)
begin or top
rx drugs.
2. Read the prescription
interactions, warnings and side
effects.
3. Decide from
the list of no prescription providers
that we have listed.
4. Make your
decision based on if they carry
your medication, shipping &
support.
5. Order your
medication and fill your prescription
questionnaire out honestly.
6. Wait between
24h hours and 20 days for your
order to be delivered.
7. All prescription
orders are confidential and
are shipped in a discreet package!
8. Your order
is received and you have saved
up to 90% on your prescriptions.
9. Visit our
website again and get your refills
promptly.
10. Live a
nice healthy debt free life.
Tip:
You can save a lot money if
you buy prescriptions that have
a 90 day supply!
If
you are paying the full cash
price for your medications:
Take a look a these
HUGE mistakes that you could
be making:
Mistake #1
- Going to the same local pharmacy
SHOP AROUND. Prescription drug
prices in your city can vary widely
both pharmacy to pharmacy, and
county to county. Comparison-shop
your local pharmacies to see which
one carries your prescriptions
at lowest cost. To assist you,
the Attorney General's office
is comparing prices of the most
frequently prescribed drugs at
pharmacies across the state. For
actual drug price comparisons,
click on the "Search [Your
State] Drug Prices" option
on the top of the page to get
started.
Mistake
#2 - Not asking the retail price
of your prescription
ASK FOR THE DRUG RETAIL PRICE
LIST. Under most state laws, every
pharmacy is required to give you
a print out of its retail prices
for 150 most commonly prescribed
drugs. If your drug is not listed,
ask your pharmacist for the pricing
information and compare prices
among pharmacies.
Mistake
#3- No haggle in mind.
PRICE MATCH. Some pharmacies offer
to match the prices offered by
another pharmacy in your area.
If you find that other pharmacies
have lower prices for your drug,
do not hesitate to ask if your
pharmacy will match the lower
prices.
Mistake #4- Forgetting
that Generic works just the same
ASK FOR GENERICS. Under most state
laws, a pharmacy is required to
fill your prescription with a
generic unless your doctor writes
your prescription for a brand
name and fills the DAW
- Dispense As Written box. Ask
your doctor if there are generic
equivalents available. Many brand
name drugs have equally safe and
effective generic equivalents
that can cost as much as 50
percent less.
Mistake
#5- Using more resources to get
better benefits
EXPLORE Rx ASSISTANCE
PROGRAMS. Many pharmaceutical
companies participate in discounted
or free prescription programs.
Each program has its own eligibility
requirements
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