Those specials are usually the most profitable. Many of us never question the type of prescription our doctor writes for us. We usually don't ask the pharmacist that fills the order what the cost will be. Americans pay up to ten times more for prescription medicines than any other worldwide country. Pharmaceutical companies say the extra charges are applied to new research and development for more effective drugs with fewer side effects.
Many consumers find very low prices purchasing prescription drugs from Canada.
AARP offers slight discounts on mail-in orders. You'll pay one co-payment vs. three. Ask if your medication is cheaper in a higher milligram dose. Then, cut the tablet as needed for your proper dose. Always ask if a generic brand of your prescribed medicine is cheaper.