5 ways to get prescriptions cheaper:

If you are someone you know takes prescription meds, here five ways to get prescriptions cheaper every single month. Number five, Cost Plus Drugs. Mark Cuban's mail order pharmacy has no membership and no insurance is required. They just charge you the actual cost of the drug plus a flat 15% markup. A generic that costs $4 to make, you're going to pay like $6. This does have shipping charges since it is a mail-based pharmacy, but if you include multiple in the same order, you can do it on one shipping charge. Their pricing is the most transparent out of all these. Number four, GoodRx. It is a free coupon. You can hand to literally any pharmacist, and it often beats your insurance copay. You can pull it up on your phone or on their website and hand it to literally any pharmacist at Walgreens, CVS, and other retail pharmacies. And it often beats your insurance copays. Just remember, when you use this card, it likely won't count toward your insurance deductible or out-of-pocket max. Number three, Costco Pharmacy. You do not need a membership to use it. Tell the door worker that you're visiting the pharmacy and they'll let you in. By law, they have to let anyone fill a prescription. Their markup is capped around 17 to 25%, and other retail pharmacies are marking up 25 to 50% or more for the same drug. You do get additional savings being a member on some medications, and they also have pet medications that are cheaper. And number one, the one people normally don't know about is Amazon RxPass. If you're already an Amazon Prime member, $5 a month gets you unlimited refills on over 50 generic medications and delivered right to your door. Here's a list for you to see which ones. Don't forget to share this with someone to help make their prescription costs cheaper. And don't forget to like, save, and follow for more money saving tips! Any pharmacy tips I missed? Let me know in the comments.