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Save on Prescriptions: Ask Your Doctor for Samples

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Date: 05/21/2004 Topics: Budget and Finance > Healthcare | Old Categories > Health  
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To help you save money on your prescriptions while your at your doctors office ask the doctor if he has samples of the medication you need. Almost all doctors have tons of samples given to them by drug suppliers. If they do not have any samples often they have coupons for the medication.

My doctor gives me 3 months supply of my blood pressure medication every time I see him. This has saved me hundreds of dollars. Often if my doctor does not have any samples on hand he will call the drug representative and request they send samples, within a few days I can pick up the samples.

It is well worth it for you to talk to your doctor about getting samples. These samples do not cost the doctors anything, they are to help patients who have limited budgets.

By Lisa
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Post by theoann8886 (5) | (09/15/2007)
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hello
I have heard if you are taking a certain amt. of mg. of
certain meds--ask your dr. if you can get waivers
for them---depends on your incomes. Worth checking
out!

Also, find out the names of the companies making them
and go to their websites---sometimes there are links
there to see if you qualify for reduced or free meds, depending on your incomes. Worth a try! Annie


Post by ThriftyFun (3898) | (11/24/2004)
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Medications are SO expensive! Going into the winter, we usually are faced with more doctor bills than in the summer. Many insurance companies have gotten stiffer about paying for medications than in the past. One thing that helps this is to request free samples from your doctor. They usually have them in abundance and most are more than happy to provide you with some if you ask!

By Robin


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