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Celebrex, 200 mg, 100 tabs.
$368 with the free Rx card
$131 at Crossborder ($99 for generic).
$112 at Costco (membership not required).
$109 carrier pricing (if insurable)
Can't say how much it is at Kroger but you can see there is quite a discrepancy in pricing. Thanks for picking that example to (at least partially) prove my point.
So how much is that free card if you take Celebrex?
More than I can count on my fingers and toes.
Coumadin, 7.5 mg, 100 tabs.
$95 for free Rx.
$56 at Crossborder
$127 at Costco ($22 for generic Warfarin)
$111 carrier pricing ($62 for generic)
That is the other issue with any Rx plan, not just the stand alone ones. Just because you get a good price on one med doesn't translate to equivalent savings on all meds.
Your client must learn to be an informed shopper.
Using any card, especially a free one, will generate different pricing for the same med from pharmacy to pharmacy. You can also find pricing discrepancies in the same pharmacy chain depending on the part of town where the Rx is filled.
You have way more time than I do.