Target, CVS and a few other stores offer a store shopping card (incentive) when you bring in a new prescription or transfer a prescription from another store. I take medication before dental appointments and the cost of the prescription was .65 cents with prescription plan at a local pharmacy.
I had filled a new prescription at Target a while back and got a $10.00 shopping card. Then later when CVS had an incentive for new or transferred prescriptions I got a $25.00 shopping card. The register receipt also had a coupon attached, spend $15.00 and get $3.00 off. $28.00 is nothing to sneeze at!
It pays to watch for these ads if you fill prescriptions at local pharmacies.
Tip: You must transfer a prescription from a different store.
Most Pharmacies I've encountered are happy to comply with other stores coupons but are sticklers for EXACTLY what the coupon says so make sure you're within the parameters of the coupon before trying to use it. Also a friend of mine ran into the issue of if your prescription is paid for in any way by the government such as Medicare they by law are not allowed to honor the request. Apparently the pharmacy can get into a bunch of trouble if they do.
My husband has to take morphene and many expensive medications due to a neurological disease called arachnoiditis, we are still praying for more miracles, as we have had many already.We live in the Seattle/Bellevue,Washington area, and have found out that some of the pharmacies here will match Costco's lowest price quote.The two I know are Rite Aide and Fred Meyer, could be other names, but it does not hurt to ask your pharmacy.It saves us sooooo much.Hope it helps someone.Lois""""
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