Save on PrescriptionMedication
Check prices and get a free pharmacy discount card. No membership required — show the card at the pharmacy and pay the discounted price.
Lower prices at the pharmacy counter
Free discount cards can mean real savings on many medications
How Discount Cards Work
1. Get the card — free
Download, print, text, or email the card to yourself. No signup fees, no membership.
2. Show it at the pharmacy
Hand the card to the pharmacist with your prescription at a participating pharmacy.
3. Pay the lower price
The discounted price is applied at the counter — potential savings of up to 80% on some medications.
What to Know Before You Use One
- Discount cards are not insurance. Savings and pharmacy participation vary by medication, dosage, and location.
- You can't combine a card with insurance on the same purchase — but you can compare the card price against your copay and pay whichever is lower.
- They work on many generics and some brand-name drugs. Ask the pharmacist to run the card so you can see the actual price before paying.
- A clinician determines whether a prescription is appropriate. Cards only lower the price of medication you've already been prescribed.
Need to Speak With a Clinician?
If you don't have a prescription yet, see a board-certified doctor online — if appropriate, they can send a prescription straight to your pharmacy.
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Important Information
Prescription discount cards are not insurance and are not a substitute for insurance. Savings vary by medication and pharmacy, and participation varies by location. A licensed clinician determines whether a prescription is appropriate. UrgentCareNow may receive compensation when you use a partner discount card or service, at no extra cost to you.