Save on Prescriptions and OTC Medications at Walgreens

This post brought to you by Walgreens. All opinions are 100% mine.

When looking at your budget, you'll find that many of your fixed expenses can't be reduced.  Prescription medications are one of the few that we actually can lower if we take the time to seek a program that can help us.  Those programs very from insurance plans to coupons to government assistance.  The hardest part is learning which plans  you and your family qualify for since not all plans are open to everyone.  If you're ineligible for government assistance programs, I'd like to tell you about a fabulous savings option open to nearly everyone!

Right now, at Walgreens, you can reap huge savings by registering for the Walgreens Prescription Savings Club*.  For only $10 per year, you can purchase a family membership which will cover you, your spouse, all dependents under 22, even your pets!  Individuals can join for only $5.  The best part of all?  It's risk-free.  If you don't save enough to cover your enrollment cost, the difference will be refunded.  

Under this program, you will be eligible to save on more than 8,000 mediations, flu shots, pet prescriptions, nebulizers and diabetic supplies.  To learn which medications are available visit the club's page here.  Are you a fan of Walgreens brand products?  Add 10% to your savings every time you choose one, that even includes photofinishing services!  You can also save even more money by requesting generic prescription medications whenever possible.  Your Walgreens pharmacist can help you navigate the world of prescriptions from your provider to your insurance company and to find the lowest-cost solution for you.  All you have to do is ask!

Hop on out and register for the Prescription Savings Club today, this pricing only lasts through the end of January and will save you over 50% off the regular prices!  To learn even more, follow Walgreens on Twitter and Walgreens on Facebook.  Happy saving!  

*Federal and state statutes prohibit persons enrolled in a publicly funded health care program to participate in this program, therefore Medicare, Medicaid and TRICARE recipients are excluded.