Save up to 80% on your prescriptions with our Free Rx Discount Card^*

Yes, it is free. There are NO membership fees, sign-up fees or eligibility requirements.

We work with pharmacy partners to secure low prices on prescriptions directly with major pharmacies. Those savings are passed directly to members at no cost to them. Simply search for a prescription our website, compare prices between nearby pharmacies, and use your free prescription discount card. Bring the card when you fill your prescription and show it to the pharmacist. Your savings will be reflected at checkout.

The actual amount saved varies depending on the pharmacy and medication and is subject to change. Once you become a PolicyScout member, for free, search for the best pricing in your area. If the pharmacy’s price or Medicare or insurance pricing is lower than the discount card price, you will always be able to pay the lower price. The average savings off of retail prices is currently $35 per eligible prescription.

Anyone in the US including the US Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico and US Territories.

Discounts are available at a national network of drugstores and retail outlets, including Walgreens, CVS, Walmart, Costco, Kroger, Publix, and many others. Approximately 35,000 pharmacy locations in the US have partnered with us to offer lower prescription prices. You can find participating pharmacies near you by searching for your zip code on PolicyScout.com or calling the our member support line at 800-999-3053.

Yes, we encourage it! Not only can you print out copies of the card for your friends and family, but you can also take a picture of the card with your phone and share them.

Through its pharmacy partners, PolicyScout works with pharmacies to negotiate low prices for our users. Our team also analyzes consumer demand for medications and makes pricing adjustments each month, so it’s always a good idea to check PolicyScout.com for current prices before purchasing your prescriptions.

The vast majority of the time, the prices listed on our website will very closely match the prices you will pay at the pharmacy. However, the availability of specific drugs at a local level can occasionally cause price differences.

For example, a pharmacy may fill your prescription with a different but equivalent drug, manufactured by a different company, than our website lists, which may lead to a price difference. We do our best to determine and price the most popular drug used to fill prescriptions.

The prices we publish are our best estimate, based on multiple sources of information. However, we cannot guarantee the price we display will exactly match the price you receive at the pharmacy. For an exact price on a prescription, please contact your pharmacy and provide the BIN/GRP/PCN numbers shown on your Rx discount card.

PolicyScout employs strict data privacy policies to ensure the protection of data and privacy of our millions of members. Our Rx Discount Card program does not keep your personalized user data or sell your personalized user data to any third parties.

No. Our rx prescription discount card is not insurance. It does not satisfy the coverage mandate tied to the Affordable Care Act.

Yes, you can use the card as many times as you want.

No, your Rx discount card will NOT expire.

Yes! You can receive discounts even if you are on Medicare or have insurance. How?

• Sometimes our prices are lower than typical co-pays.
• Sometimes insurance doesn't cover a certain drug.
• Sometimes a consumer can’t afford their medication due to a high deductible.

One important note: if you use Rx Discount Card price, it will NOT count against your deductible, out-of-pocket maximums, or the so-called Medicare 'donut hole' because the Rx Dicscount Card price is being used instead of Medicare and/or your insurance.

No, your Rx Discount Card cannot be used together with insurance, it is used instead of insurance and/or Medicare. The discounted rates cannot be combined.

Do my insurance deductible or Medicare Out-of-Pocket Maximums or the coverage gap ('donut hole')?”

No, when you use your Rx Discount Card instead of insurance and/or Medicare, your prescription payment will not be applied to your insurance or Medicare deductible or any out-of-pocket maximums.

Yes. If you have a Health Savings Account (HSA) and a prescription is eligible to be purchased with HSA funds, you can use funds from your HSA to purchase prescriptions using your Rx Discount Card.

Our negotiated prices can save you money over a pharmacy’s retail price on a wide variety of prescriptions you receive from your doctor. Over 10,000 prescriptions are currently covered. To find the exact price you will pay, visit our website and search for your specific prescriptions. Remember to filter by pill quantity, pill count, and whether it’s brand name vs generic.

Usually, no. Prescription discounts are only available for prescription medications. Some over-the-counter drugs, such as ibuprofen, have stronger forms that require a prescription, and those forms may be covered.

We realize that pets are often just as much a part of the family as mom, dad and the kids. Using the same PolicyScout Rx Discount Card they use for their own prescriptions; cardholders can save money on the prescriptions needed for their furry friend. Just have your vet write out the prescription and take it to the pharmacist.