POSSIBLE DRUG SAVINGS

Cash Prescription Savings Programs like https://trumprx.gov offer prescription pricing that is not run through insurance. Medicare beneficiaries can use these cash options, but costs will not apply toward Part D deductibles or out-of-pocket spending. Always compare your insurance price vs. cash price to find the best value. This is a new option released in February 2026. All prescription medications require a valid prescription from a licensed provider.

Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Company offers hundreds of common medications at low prices. They cut out the middlemen to offer hundreds of drugs. Using this website please know that you will need to request a new prescription from your U.S.-based provider to place an order. Click the link below to see if this option makes since for you and saves you money.

Eagle Pharmacy is a full-service pharmacy located in central Florida. They work with pharmaceutical companies in creating programs that help patients have access to the brand-name medications they trust at the best price available. This pharmacy will work with you even here in Pensacola. Click the image above to see if your drugs are listed on their website to give you a possible prescriptions savings.

Prescription Hope charges a service fee of $70 a month for each medication (each one of your drugs) to streamline U.S.based pharmaceutical manufacturers’ patient assistance programs. 

Find free coupons & save up to 80% off drugs with GoodRX. 

Dave Ramsey recommended SingleCare where you can get discounts on 10,000+ prescriptions.

What if I am not eligible for the Merck Co-pay Assistance Program?

You may be able to get help from an independent co-pay assistance foundation. A representative can give you information about these independent foundations.

Each independent foundation has its own eligibility requirements and application process.

Possible savings for medications and more.

You may find it necessary to get help paying for prescriptions even after enrolling in  Medicare Drug Coverage (Part D). Click the link below to read the 5 tips from Medicare.gov to consider if you think you might need to get help with the costs of prescription drug coverage.

Medicare beneficiaries may qualify for Extra Help paying for their monthly premiums, annual deductibles, and co-payments related to Medicare prescription drug coverage. To qualify for Extra Help, you must be receiving Medicare and have limited resources and income. You must also reside in one of the 50 states or the District of Columbia. Click the link below to check and see if you qualify.