Content Overview 
- Overview
- Free Samples From A Doctor Or Other Health Care Provider
- Bulk Purchases Of Drugs You Take For An Extended Period Of Time
- Drug Expiration Dates
- Test Supplies
- How To Shop For The Lowest Drug Price
- Generic (or Sister) Versions Of A Drug
- Lifestyle or Therapeutic Substitutions
- Older Alternatives For A Drug Or Over-The Counter Versions
- Government Programs That Provide Drugs
- Patient Assistance Programs (Manufacturer Free Or Low Cost Drugs)
- Pill Splitting
- Pharmacy Discount Programs
- State Or County Purchasing Groups To Help Residents Save Money
- Drug Discount Cards and Clubs
- Online and Mail Order Sources Of Drugs
- Local Pharmacies Including Hospitals
- Military Benefits
- Clinical Trials
- Outside Of The United States
Drugs: How To Save Money When Buying Or Using
Local Pharmacies Including Hospitals
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- A study in New York City found that local independent drug stores were less expensive than chain stores.
- Price differences between two pharmacies on the same block can be substantial. Different stores in the same chain may charge different prices. When comparing prices, go to local chain and independent stores, and check the internet.
- If you are under the care of a hospital-based doctor, are being treated at a hospital clinic, or belong to a health organization that has a pharmacy, you may be able to purchase drugs from the hospital or organization pharmacy at a discount.
- Store brands for common over-the-counter drugs may be substantially less than brand name or generic drugs.
NOTE: It you purchase different drugs from different pharmacies, be sure that at least one pharmacy has a list of all the medications you take, including over-the-counter medications. The entire list is important to check for negative interactions.
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