Drug Card

[GreenSky]

National Drug Card: Index

Best discount card on the planet. Get an Affiliate Link and make up to $2.50 per RX filled.

Why is it the best? I mean aside from that massive commission.

Rick

 

[myinsurebiz]

Do some price comparisons p*rick . . .

 

[KennyWest]

How about

RX Card 10-30-200/400
Prescription drug INSURANCE plan
$10 generics and $30 brand co-pay
$200 monthly max benefit per insured
$400 monthly max benefit per family

And of course it does not cover all Rx, Click for Rx Look Up
*USE ID# 672181699

And yes, I work for company (AOBG) that contracts it and other products..

 

[GreenSky]

Do some price comparisons p*rick . . .

So Tom Dumb, you're the guy who knows almost nothing about insurance that says it's the best. Why don't you tell all of us why it's the best?

Probably because you haven't a clue - as usual.

Rick

 

[Southpaw]

How about

RX Card 10-30-200/400
Prescription drug INSURANCE plan
$10 generics and $30 brand co-pay
$200 monthly max benefit per insured
$400 monthly max benefit per family

And of course it does not cover all Rx, Click for Rx Look Up
*USE ID# 672181699

And yes, I work for company (AOBG) that contracts it and other products..

That is the only one I have ever heard of. Good information.

 

[GreenSky]

How about

RX Card 10-30-200/400
Prescription drug INSURANCE plan
$10 generics and $30 brand co-pay
$200 monthly max benefit per insured
$400 monthly max benefit per family

And of course it does not cover all Rx, Click for Rx Look Up
*USE ID# 672181699

And yes, I work for company (AOBG) that contracts it and other products..

It's $48 monthly for a 65 year old with a cap of $200. How is that a good deal when most Part D plans are under $30 with no cap?

Rick

 

[Southpaw]

It's $48 monthly for a 65 year old with a cap of $200. How is that a good deal when most Part D plans are under $30 with no cap?

Rick

Paying $576.00 to get $200 coverage is a horrible plan, but the question was IF anyone knew of a prescription insurance plan and the only other thing out there seems to be discount cards. I give clients the Incare card and make a little over $1.00 when they use it. It is HIPPA compliant and you can look up your medicine on the website to get a ballparrk cost, but it is still a discount card, not insurance.

 

[LostDollar]

that's $48 to get $200 coverage

 

[Southpaw]

I apologize. I read it quickly and thought it was $200/yer max benefit. $200/month benefit may be worth looking into. I gotta slow down!
Thanks, LostDollar.

 

[somarco]

Yes it is $200 per month cap. The real question is, how much does one save over a free card like GoodRx?

Oh, wait.

Why would an agent recommend a free card when there is no comp to them? Much better to offer something of lesser value but they can get paid.