How it works

How it works

A discount card is a simple thing. The only real question is whether the company running it is being fair with you.

The problem we're solving

Your plan doesn’t cover every medication. When it doesn’t, the pharmacy charges you their retail price — and retail prices are set high on purpose.

A discount card gets you a different price: the rate a large buyer already negotiated with that pharmacy. You pay that rate instead of retail. That’s all a discount card is.

What we do differently

We don't ask you to switch pharmacies.

Most savings apps are built to send you somewhere cheaper. Across town. A pharmacy you’ve never used, where nobody knows your name or your other medications. We think that’s the wrong trade. Your pharmacist is part of your care — so we built this to get you a fair price where you already fill your prescriptions.

There’s a safety reason for this, too. Your pharmacist checks every new prescription against everything else you’re taking — looking for combinations that don’t mix, duplicate medications, or a dose that doesn’t look right for you. That check only works if they can see all of your medications. When prescriptions get split across three pharmacies to chase coupons, no one is looking at the whole picture.

We check the market for you.

Before you pay, we compare our price against the largest discount network in the country — the same one behind the coupons you’ve seen advertised.

If their price is better, your prescription goes there — and you pay their price, with no fee from us. You don’t have to shop around. We already did.

We show you the price before you go.

No coupon roulette at the counter. You see the number first, and that’s the number you pay.

Using your card

1

Look up your medication

Enter the drug, the dose, and your pharmacy.

2

See your price

If it helps, it helps. If your plan is already cheaper, we’ll tell you — use your plan.

3

Show the card

Print it, save it to your phone, or read the numbers to your pharmacist. It works the same.

4

Use it again

The card is free and never expires. There’s nothing to renew.

What this is not

This is not insurance. It doesn’t replace your plan and it doesn’t work together with it — a prescription is filled one way or the other, not both. Use whichever is cheaper. That’s the whole point.

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