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$20 off Next Prescription Co-Pay

on 6.14.2017 at 11:20am
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Want to save on prescriptions, and save a little time too?  There is a new company out that is changing the way prescriptions are done!  Check out Phil.us.

You tell them the basic details of your prescriptions like what it is and where you currently get it filled.  They do all the hard work of moving your prescription for you to their service, then they handle all of your refills automatically (no more having to remember you need it).  They also deliver them to you for FREE.

There is no cost to use Phil.us and right now they are offering all new users $20 off their first prescription.  That can be off your co-pay or off the actual cost if you don’t have insurance.

A few of the highlights that got me to switch:

  • They guarantee your co-pay will remain the same as it currently is.
  • There is no added cost at all.
  • If you don’t have insurance they shop around to find you the lowest price!!  (That sold it for me).
  • You never have to call to get refills or go to the pharmacy! They even call the doctor to renew prescriptions.

It’s worth a try to save $20 off your first prescription and if you are like us and only have 1-2 prescriptions this is a great way to save!

Here’s a short video on how it works if you want more info:

A Medical Note: Being a Registered Nurse I feel it is my duty to mention that if you have a lot of medications a regular local pharmacist that knows you and your meds is the best line of defense against drug interactions.

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