What is a good alternative Prescription coverage?

Question

My insurance doesn't cover prescriptions and I have been Diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis are there any alternative prescription coverages?

Answer 1

Don't mind what the last person wrote, she doesn't know what she's talking about.

There's AARP, Rx Drug Card, Ameri-Health, and Priority Health are just a few.

Usually generics run at 10.00 and brand names at 20.00 a copay.  

Answer 2

I know of a great alternative...if your interested send me a message or im.  

Answer 3

A personal friend of mine also has MS and she tells the cost of the daily injection she must take is very expensive.

As a member of the AmeriPlan, you may be able to get all your prescriptions for $82.00 a month through the AmeriPlan Prescription Advocacy Program.

Answer 4

No one is going to swap $100 a month from you in premium, for $1000 a month for you in payouts.  It's not going to happen.

Go to the Sam's Club and Target websites, print out the extensive lists of generic $4 prescriptions, and bring it to your doctor, to see if anything on those lists will work, as well.  And remember, CVS has price matching.