In the News... over the past week Destination Rx has been mentioned in various news sources like The Wall Street Journal and US News as a resourceful and smart tool for cost comparison, cheaper drug alternative and safety overview information. In an age where time means money and multitasking has become part of everyday life it's comforting to have useful information and tools at our fingertips if we know where to look.
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May 14, 2008
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Three cheers for Wal-Mart. And now they've started selling 3 months of those generics for $10. Wow! For my other meds that aren't generic I use the prescription discount card that I found at www.rxdrugcard.com. Low membership fee. Drug prices posted to check before you join.
Posted by: Lily | July 08, 2008 at 10:46 AM
Here is a company that offers a free discount prescription drug card that can help people save up to 75% on prescriptions and can be used at over 56,000 pharmarcies and best of all it is free. just go to website enter email address and name and print one off and take to the pharmarcy.
Posted by: Joshua Riley | June 11, 2009 at 09:03 AM