$30 Off Prescription Co-Pay + Free Home Delivery
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Meet Phil! A FREE service that manages your ongoing prescriptions and delivers them for FREE!
Even sweeter, Phil is currently offering new customers up to $30 off the insurance copay or medication price of the first shipment of your prescription(s). If you have multiple prescriptions, this offer applies only to one prescription selected by Phil – usually the lowest priced.
How does it work?
Phil partners with top-rated, locally-owned pharmacies that are licensed by the Pharmacy Board – and you are guaranteed that your copay will be the same as what you pay at your current pharmacy!
If you don’t have insurance, their partner pharmacies will quote you the lowest price they can obtain for you. These pharmacies will then deliver your medications to you on time and answer over the phone any questions you may have.
Using the Phil app, you can even refill your prescriptions on your own terms by scheduling when your medications arrive, ordering vacation refills, etc.
As a pharmacist, I would not recommend using these third party websites. They sell your information. And for a lot of patients (Medicaid, Medicare part D, tricare) it is illegal to offer discounts to them because they are government funded programs. If you use any of those insurance plans the discount cannot apply to you. FYI Best prices usually come from grocery store pharmacy chains not the big pharmacy chains
What is this? It seems very unlike hip2save to run straight out ads. I am starting to not trust this site if these kinds of things are being posted. 😒
Hi there! Thanks so much for your comment! We strive to post a variety of deals and offers and felt that this site offered ways to save on medications. You are always welcome to email Collin with any concerns. collin@hip2save.com
Ditto what Esmeralda says………
If you have commercial insurance, your copay will most likely be the same whether you wish to wait 6 hours at big box companies like W…t or at a local independent pharmacy where you might get your rxs in 10 to 20 minutes AND you can speak with your pharmacist more easily than at one of the big chain pharmacies. Give your local small business pharmacy a call (likely owned by one of your neighbors) and check prices if you do not have insurance. There is no telling to whom these companies sell your “personally identifiable information (“PII”)”. Be sure and read their Privacy Policy CAREFULLY. https://phil.us/privacy?ab_transaction_id=1021ed4051bba6c4bcdff54c119d44&utm_medium=CPA&utm_source=adbloom&utm_campaign=1186&zip={zip}
Check your insurance plan first. Some insurances require you use a particular pharmacy. When I had Coventry, it was CVS. Now I have Blue Cross and the only pharmacy they will cover is Walgreens.