Ways to pay less for your medications

Looking for a simple all-in-one option? Start with BaxRx, the prescription savings program we offer — a free discount card, or a membership with $0 generics and home delivery.

Free coupon & discount cards

Free to use, no sign-up required at the pharmacy counter. Prices vary a lot between cards and pharmacies — it's worth comparing two or three for your specific medication:

• GoodRx — the most widely known price-comparison and coupon site.
• BuzzRx — free discount coupons accepted at most major pharmacies.
• SingleCare — discount card with per-pharmacy price comparison.
• Spring Meds — discounted generics and prescription medications.
• ScriptSave WellRx — discount card plus medication-management tools.
• Walgreens Rx Savings Finder — Walgreens' own prescription savings finder.
• RxAssist — a directory that helps you find affordable options and coupons by medication.

Low-cost US pharmacies

• Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drugs — transparent pricing: the drug's actual cost plus 15% and a small shipping & handling fee.
• Team Cuban Card — brings Cost Plus pricing to participating local pharmacies: your prescription is sent there and you pick it up nearby at the same honored price.
• The Canadian Medstore — low-priced alternatives with US storefronts in Zephyrhills and Tampa, Florida — in-person pickup or shipping. (866) 872-3784.

Ordering from Canada & Israel

Some people order brand-name medications from licensed pharmacies abroad at a fraction of the US price. If you go this route, stick to verified pharmacies and know that delivery can take several weeks:

• Northwest Pharmacy — established Canadian online pharmacy.
• The Canadian Pharmacy — Canadian online pharmacy for brand and generic medications.
• PharmaPassport — CIPA-certified; often used for Eliquis and Jardiance. Accepts American Express only. 866-293-3904.
• Canada Prescriptions Plus — CIPA-certified; often used for Eliquis. American Express or bank transfer; allow several weeks for delivery. 866-779-7587.
• IsraelPharm — licensed Israeli pharmacy that ships to the US. (866) 456-3768 · rx@israelpharm.com.

Diabetes, insulin & weight loss

• Ivim Health — compounding alternative for GLP-1 medications (for example, alternatives to Zepbound).
• Medvantx — an affordable source for medications like Qsymia for weight management.
• MyInsulinRx™ — if you're uninsured or have commercial insurance, text ENROLL to 24177 to receive the offer.
• Novo Nordisk affordability line — 844-668-6463 (844-Novo4Me), option 2. Ask about affordability options for diabetic medications. Mon–Fri 8am–11pm, Sat 11am–7pm ET.
• Insulin for Life — donated insulin for people who can't afford it. (352) 327-8649 (9–5 ET) · staff@iflusa.org.

Financial help specifically for diabetes

• American Diabetes Association — 800-342-2383.
• HealthWell Foundation — 800-675-8416. Grants (around $1,000/year) open and close as funding allows and can be backdated about 30 days for recent out-of-pocket costs. Sign up for their text alerts to know when a window reopens — and if you call, stay on hold rather than requesting a callback, because funds go quickly.
• Patient Access Network (PAN) Foundation — 866-316-7263.
• Rx Hope — 877-296-4673.

Copay & financial assistance (all conditions)

• Copay.org — copay assistance foundation.
• Good Days — (877) 968-7233, Mon–Fri 8am–5pm CT. Pays what your insurance won't, for specific diagnoses. Requires Medicare enrollment (Medigap and drug-plan members included) and household income within 5× the Federal Poverty Level. Enroll online or by phone. Note: they don't assist with diabetic medications — use HealthWell or PAN for those.
• Patient Advocate Foundation — (866) 512-3861.
• Manufacturer Patient Assistance Programs (PAPs) — nearly every pharmaceutical manufacturer runs a program that helps Medicare recipients afford otherwise-unaffordable medications. Call the maker of your specific medication and ask, especially if you qualify financially.

Brand-specific programs

• Synthroid Delivers — brand Synthroid starting at $25/month, delivered. synthroiddeliversprogram.com · (844) 438-7968.
• Taltz (ixekizumab) — everyone.org, a European supplier that delivers to the US.

PrEP & PEP (HIV prevention)

• MISTR — online PrEP provider with free-medication programs (including Descovy and doxycycline).
• Green Cross Pharmacy — online PrEP provider.

If you don't have insurance

• St. Mary's Health Clinics — 651-287-7777.
• United Way — 651-291-0211.
• Salvation Army — contact your local branch.

Also call the manufacturer of your medication directly — most offer coupons if you qualify financially — and use the free coupon cards at the top of this page.

Safe disposal & donating unused medication

• Roundtable Rx — Minnesota's medication repository: the only organization in Minnesota allowed by law to accept donations of unused, non-refrigerated medications. info@roundtablerx.org.
• Hennepin County medicine disposal — guidelines and drop-box locations.
• Ramsey County unwanted-medicine sites — guidelines and drop-box locations.
• FDA: safe needle & sharps disposal — needles and syringes belong in proper sharps containers.

This page is educational and lists independent third-party organizations that are not affiliated with Perle & Co.; listings are not endorsements or medical advice, and we receive no compensation for them. Programs, prices, phone numbers, and eligibility rules change over time — please confirm details directly with each organization, and consult your doctor or pharmacist about any medication decision. All links verified working July 2026. Last reviewed: July 2026.