Clear answers about using the free RxNow prescription savings card at participating pharmacies.
What is the RxNow prescription savings card?
RxNow is a free prescription discount card that may help lower the cash price of eligible prescriptions at participating pharmacies. It is not insurance.
Is RxNow health insurance?
No. RxNow is a prescription discount program, not health insurance, and it does not replace insurance.
Is the RxNow card really free?
Yes. There is no fee to download or use the RxNow card.
Do I need to sign up or create an account?
No sign-up is required to download the RxNow card. You can save it to your phone or print it and show it to the pharmacist before you pay.
How do I get an RxNow card?
Download the free RxNow card. You can save it to your phone or print a copy.
How do I use the card at the pharmacy?
First, use the RxNow price-check tool to look up your medication and compare nearby pharmacies. Then show the RxNow card to the pharmacist before you pay. The pharmacist will process it using the BIN, PCN, Group, and ID printed on the card.
Where can I use RxNow?
RxNow can be used at participating pharmacies. Use prescription price help to compare nearby options, and confirm the final price with the pharmacy.
Can I use RxNow if I have insurance?
Yes. Ask the pharmacist to compare the RxNow discounted cash price with your insurance copay. A prescription generally cannot be processed through both at the same time, so use the option that gives you the lower price.
Can I use RxNow with Medicare or Medicaid?
RxNow is not insurance and cannot be combined with Medicare or Medicaid on the same prescription. You may ask the pharmacist to compare the RxNow cash price with your program price, but using the card instead of your benefit may mean the purchase does not count toward your deductible or other plan totals. Ask your plan or pharmacist if you are unsure.
Does RxNow work for every medication?
Not always. Discounts vary by medication, strength, quantity, pharmacy, and location. Some prescriptions may not receive a discount.
How much will I save?
Savings vary and are not guaranteed. Check the current price for your medication and pharmacy before filling the prescription.
Why is the pharmacy price different from the website?
Online prices are estimates and can change. The final price is determined when the pharmacy processes the prescription. Confirm the price with the pharmacist before paying.
Can I use RxNow for refills?
Yes. Present the card each time you fill or refill a prescription. Prices can change, so check again before each refill.
Can I combine RxNow with insurance, a manufacturer coupon, or another discount card?
The pharmacy usually applies one payment or discount option at a time. Ask the pharmacist to compare your available options and use the one with the lowest price.
Do I need a physical card?
No. You can show the saved card on your phone or present a printed copy. Make sure the pharmacist has the BIN, PCN, Group, and ID from the card.
Can my family use the card?
The card may be used by family members for eligible prescriptions. Check the price for each medication, person, and pharmacy before filling.
Can I use the card more than once?
Yes. You can present the card again for future fills and refills. Because prices and program details can change, check the current price before each fill.
What information do I need to provide?
No personal information is required to download the RxNow card. The pharmacy may request the information it normally needs to fill a prescription.
What should I do if the card is not accepted or the price looks wrong?
Ask the pharmacist to enter the card information exactly as shown, confirm the medication strength and quantity, and recheck the selected pharmacy. If you still need help, contact RxNow.