Carefully review your coupon card. Expiration dates are crucial; use the coupon before it expires to avoid losing the discount.
Check eligibility requirements. Many coupons specify conditions like new prescriptions or specific dosages. Ensure your prescription meets these criteria.
Understand the discount amount. The coupon might offer a fixed dollar amount off, a percentage discount, or a co-pay reduction. Note the exact savings.
Confirm participating pharmacies. Not all pharmacies accept all manufacturer coupons. Check the list of participating pharmacies on the card or the manufacturer’s website to avoid disappointment.
Present the coupon at the pharmacy. Give the coupon to the pharmacist before they process your prescription. Most coupons are not applied retroactively.
Retain a copy. Keep a copy of your coupon and your receipt as proof of purchase. This can help resolve any issues with the coupon later on.
Contact the manufacturer. For questions or issues, contact the manufacturer’s customer service. They can clarify any ambiguous aspects of your coupon card’s terms.
