Tag: drug discount card

New Ways Criminals are Trying to Prey on American Consumers

Educated patients have known for years that randomly buying their medications from websites they find on Google can be dangerous.  The National Association of Boards of Pharmacy recently surveyed online pharmacies and found that 97% of them aren’t safe for Americans to order their medication from. Additionally, the past two years has seen an influx of counterfeits into the United States as fake drug wholesalers have begun bombarding small clinics and physicians with direct sales tactics promising unrealistic discounts.   Three separate shipments of a fake version of a cancer drug have been found in the United States in the last […]

Drug Discount Cards – Lifting the Veil of Secrecy

by Richard J. Sagall, MD, President of NeedyMeds   Everywhere you look you see claims of savings from drug discount cards. You may be skeptical when cards promise huge savings. And you should be because not all the claims are real.   Too Good to Be True The old saying “If it seems too good to be true then it probably is” applies to drug discount cards. Drug discount cards have the potential of saving you a lot of money, but you have to understand how they work. It’s important to remember that they all work basically the same way. […]

Demystifying the NeedyMeds Drug Discount Card

Have you heard about the NeedyMeds Drug Discount Card? If you haven’t tried it yet, this free card can be your key to significant savings on prescription medications. Thousands of patients have already saved over $340 million on prescriptions across the US. Whether you’re uninsured, facing high co-pays, or need help with non-covered meds, the NeedyMeds card is designed to help you save up to 80% at over 63,000 pharmacies nationwide, including all major chains. How the NeedyMeds Drug Discount Card Works The NeedyMeds card is available to everyone—no income limits, no age restrictions, no registration, and no personal information […]

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