PrescriptionCoupon.com Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the Prescription Coupon program?
The Prescription Coupon program is a FREE nationwide prescription assistance program, and is provided by Scrips4Less, the nation's leading provider of affordable drug benefits. The program was launched to help uninsured and under-insured Americans afford their routine prescription medications. Those who currently have prescription benefits can also greatly benefit from this program depending on their benefit or plan, or size of any deductible or co-pay. For almost 50+ million people without traditional healthcare coverage, this life saving program may be their only access to affordable medications.

Who is eligible to participate in the Prescription Coupon program?
Any US resident is eligible to receive a FREE prescription drug card. There are no enrollment forms or paperwork required to participate in the Prescription Coupon program.

How does a person get a Prescription Coupon card?
This web site, as with many other online portals feature the Prescription Coupon card for easy download. Card information may also be sent via SMS text to any mobile phone, or a card image emailed to any smart phone, tablet or laptop. Printed cards are also found in handy display racks in doctors' offices, grocery stores, laundromats, retail outlets, check cashing centers, restaurants, unemployment offices, etc. featuring the "Scrips4Less" brand — just about anywhere people gather, Prescription Coupon / Scrips4Less cards can be found.

Which pharmacies accept the Prescription Coupon?
Over 60,000 US pharmacies accept the Prescription Coupon (or card), including all major chains such as Walgreens, CVS, Target, Kroger, Walmart, Longs, Safeway, Albertsons, and thousands more fine pharmacies from coast to coast. To find a pharmacy near you that accepts the Scrips4Less Prescription Discount Card, CLICK HERE or on the "Find A Pharmacy" link at the bottom of this page.

What makes the Prescription Coupon program different from other prescription assistance plans?
• No enrollment or claim forms to fill out or file
• No restrictions on participation
• No eligibility or income requirements/limitations
• No waiting periods
• No age restrictions or exclusions
• Includes all pre-existing conditions
• No annual or lifetime limits
• Includes discounts on both brand name and generic medications
• Open formulary — all medications are eligible for discounts

Can I use the card if I have insurance?
Typically, if you have healthcare coverage with a prescription drug benefit, you may not use (or need to use) the Prescription Coupon program or Scrips4Less card. This also applies to those covered by most Medicare plans. However, cards may be used in place of such insurance coverage if the discount received is less than the price for a particular drug using your insurance. Medicare Part-D subscribers may also use the Prescription Coupon or Scrips4Less card if and when their plan no longer covers their drug benefits ("doughnut hole"). If you have insurance, you may want to have your pharmacist store the information on your Prescription Coupon plan as "back-up" in their computers, that can be used to compare drug costs using your insurance or the card at the time your prescriptions are ordered or filled.

How can PrescriptionCoupon.com provide free cards to all Americans?
The Prescription Coupon program is made possible and funded through the support of pharmacies and pharmaceutical companies. Cash customers provide a convenience to pharmacies because they're not required to fill out or file insurance forms or wait long periods for payment. Pharmaceutical manufacturers discount their medications to lower income families as part of their mandate to provide free or affordable drugs to the millions of Americans in need.

How much do card users really save?
Average savings vary from 10% to as high as 90% on certain medications. Each pharmacy offers different levels of savings on different medications. Certain drugs are already deeply discounted (loss leaders) and receive no additional discounts when presenting the card. Users are encouraged to contact their local pharmacies to compare savings on their prescribed medications using the card.

Can I use the card to save on over-the-counter (OTC) health products?
Most pharmacies will only honor the Prescription Coupon program for legally prescribed medications. What if my pharmacy does not accept the card? Most pharmacies throughout the United States and its territories accept the Prescription Coupon program, including virtually all major pharmacy chains. If your pharmacist does not, they can contact the Scrips4Less Pharmacy Help Desk toll free: (877) 277-7934 for assistance.

Are other services available to help me afford adequate healthcare?
PrescriptionCoupon.com also offers diabetes testing supplies through Scrips4Less, allowing those afflicted with this condition to have their testing supplies shipped directly to them for one low monthly fee. Those who enroll in this program also receive a free electronic blood glucose meter, lancing device, carrying case, a supply of ultra-thin lancets and free shipping. Enrollment can be done easily online. Participants will save up to 50% on these important supplies compared to competing programs.

For those who cannot afford their prescriptions, Scrips4Less also offers a Patient Assistance Program (PAP) designed to provide all their monthly medications direct from the manufacturer for one low price. Certain restrictions apply such as maximum household income thresholds.

For those who are non-ambulatory or have difficulty getting to their local pharmacy, Scrips4Less also offers Mail Order Pharmacy services that cover most drugs and certain prescribed supplies, shipping them directly to your door at the absolute lowest prices available. To find out if your drug is offered by mail, contact the Scrips4Less Mail Order Pharmacy toll free: (888) 983-7839.

CLICK HERE or visit the "Discount Programs" at the top of this page for more information.

Is there a Customer Service number I can call for assistance?
The Prescription Coupon / Scrips4Less Member Support number is toll free: (888) 983-7850.

I gave one card to a friend... He called me today and said he usually pays $238 for a three month supply of his medications. He used the card and ended up paying only $20.91. This was a HUGE money saving experience for him. He has used other cards to help with the cost but this was the best of all. That will keep over $800 in his pocket over the course of a year! Thank you,

Bonnie A.

I've been without health insurance for over a year, paying over $400 per month for prescriptions that keep me alive. I've often had to choose between my medications and food. Last month, I used the PrescriptionCoupon.com card and SAVED OVER $200. I couldn't believe it. Thanks Scrips4Less. Me and my family no longer have to make difficult choices in such trying times.

Reynold S.

My wife had to get a prescription from Walmart for Keppra, which is a seizure medicine. Regular price would have been $111.68. Using the card brought the cost down to $44.86. That's a savings of $66.72. All I can say is Wow, Wow, Wow!!!!

Jim and Mary W.

I just wanted to let you know about the big savings I had using the Scrips4Less Discount RX Card. The brand name of the medication is Protonix 40 mg. tablets, the generic name is Pantoprazole 40 mg. tablets. The original price was $125.00. Last month I used a competitor's card and paid $56.07 at Walgreens. Over the weekend I used the Scrips4Less Prescription Coupon card and paid $19.43 at Walgreens. I saved $105.57 on just this one prescription. I am so blessed. Thanks!

Sharon F.

My doctor gave me a coupon for $5 off for an inhaler I need to control my asthma. I found a coupon at PrescriptionCoupon.com for the same inhaler and had my pharmacist compare the cost. The Prescription Coupon saved me over $30. Now my doctor is sending people to your site rather than giving out those stupid cards. I cannot tell you how much I appreciate this program.

Cavan S.

The Walgreens by my house has a sign out saying "Join our Rx Discount Club for $5." I chuckled and shook my head. Last week I had the flu and was out for a few days. I took my Prescription Coupon card to Publix and saved $45 on a $70 medication. Not too shabby. Even the pharmacist was impressed. Can't thank you enough!

Christopher L.

I'm a senior and find myself without prescription drug coverage at certain times of the year. I'm also on a fixed income that barely allows me to pay for my drugs even with coverage. Without it, I have struggled, until now that is. I found your online card and took it to my pharmacist with my last order. He and I were both shocked that using your card, I actually paid less than my drug copays with my coverage!

Debbie R.