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How Does It Work? Free Prescription Saving cards are not too good to be true. This one works. My wife and I tried it and turned a $300 bill into $40. I had to test it before I shared it with you. This card is different than other cards. We process millions of prescriptions a month for pharmacies nationwide and we know the actual cost of prescription drugs and the typical profits for pharmacies. Using this information we provide our customers with outstanding discounts while still maintaining a reasonable profit for your pharmacist. The pharmacy typically makes about the same amount on your transaction with the InCareRx Card as they do processing a prescription with insurance coverage. Click here to print the card Is there a pre-existing condition exclusion? No. Unlike insurance, discount programs do not require personal information for claims adjudication, nor is there a necessity for cash reserves because there is no risk. Is there a claim form to be filled out? No. No claim form or other paperwork is needed for the InCareRx Card How do I use the card? You can use your free drug card just as you would use an insurance card. Hand the card, or a printed copy of the card, to the pharmacist when you drop off your prescription and see what kind of discount you can get. Is there a maximum benefit with the InCareRx Card? In a word, NO. Unlike insurance, utilization is encouraged because it directs traffic to participating provider locations. You and your family may use the benefit of the card as many times as needed. There are no limitations on usage. How do I locate a participating provider? Thee are two ways to locate a nearby provider. You can do an online search at http://incarerx.com/finder.php or call the Help Line at 800-286-9589. You can use the card at any Wal*Mart, CVS, Eckerds, Winn-Dixie, Safeway, algreens, Costco, KMart, Target, Kroger, RiteAid, Randalls, Publix, Albertsons, and 1,000's more! |