How the RxNow Prescription Savings Card Works

A simple way to check an eligible prescription discount

RxNow is a free prescription savings card that helps you ask a participating pharmacy for an eligible discounted cash price. You do not need to enroll, pay a membership fee, or meet an age or income requirement.

1

Get the free card

Download, screenshot, or write down the RxNow processing details. You can reuse the same card for eligible prescriptions.

2

Review your options

Check the medication name, strength, form, and quantity. If you have insurance, be ready to compare its copay with the RxNow cash price.

3

Show the card first

Present the RxNow card to the pharmacist before payment and ask the pharmacy to process the eligible discount.

4

Choose the price that works

The pharmacy confirms the final price. Compare available options and use the one that is best for you.

RxNow is a discount card—not insurance

RxNow provides access to eligible prescription discounts and does not replace health insurance. The card generally cannot be combined with insurance, Medicare, Medicaid, or another discount program for the same purchase. When you have coverage, ask the pharmacy to compare the available cash discount with your insurance copay.

Why can a prescription price change?

Prescription prices can vary by pharmacy, location, medication, strength, form, and quantity. A searched or expected price is an estimate; the pharmacy confirms the current price when it processes the prescription. Availability and pharmacy participation may also change.

What if the expected price does not appear?

First, confirm that the medication details and card processing codes are correct. Ask the pharmacist to recheck the information or contact RxNow at (855) 456-4668 for support. Never delay or change prescribed treatment because of a price concern without speaking with your prescriber or pharmacist.