New Benefits RX
Healthcare keeps getting more expensive, but you shouldn’t have to choose between your prescription medications and other essential expenses. Make sure you’re always getting the best deal on your prescriptions with deep discounts through New Benefits Rx. Save 10% to 85% on most prescriptions at 60,000 retail pharmacies nationwide.
- Participating retail pharmacies include Walgreens, Target, CVS, and many other independent, national, and regional chains
- Find the best deal by comparing prescription prices at participating pharmacies through your mobile app or web portal; then text or email the prescription price to easily cash in your savings at the pharmacy
- My Medicine Cabinet feature allows you to save your prescription search so you can easily refresh pricing for your next refill
- Even if you have insurance, you can present both cards at the pharmacy or research online to receive the lowest price
- Savings are available for your whole family, including certain medications for pets!
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Pharmacy Savings Example
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Drug Name
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Quantity
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Retail Price
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Discounted Price
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Savings
Percentage
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High blood pressure medication (Amlodipine Tab 10MG)
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30
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$26.92
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$8.17
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69%
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Antibiotics (Azithromycin Tab 250MG)
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6
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$29.29
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$11.90
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59%
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High blood pressure medication (Losartan Potassium Tab 100MG)
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30
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$57.06
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$9.55
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83%
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Weight loss medication (Phentermine Tab 37.5MG)
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30
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$26.77
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$10.27
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61%
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Antidepressant medication (Sertraline HCL Tab 50MG)
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30
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$17.72
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$9.25
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47%
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Proton pump inhibitor (Omeprazole Cap 40MG)
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30
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$56.82
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$12.22
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78%
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Insomnia medication (Zolpidem Tab 10MG)
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30
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$37.30
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$8.19
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78%
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Cholesterol medication (Simvastatin Tab 20MG)
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30
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$19.74
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$8.18
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58%
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Based on member savings in August 2016. Prices are subject to change without notice and may vary by region.
Payment must be made at the time of service in order to receive a discount.
FAQ
How do I find participating pharmacies and compare prices? Tap Check Prices or call 800.800.7616 Monday to Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., and Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. CST to find participating pharmacies and compare prices.
Will I always get a discount when I use my membership card? Not necessarily. Each pharmacy determines their own retail pricing.
What if the pharmacy doesn't recognize the card's name? Always make inquiries in person and be sure to bring your card with you. If the pharmacy still has questions, have them call the Pharmacist Help Desk number on the back of your membership card.
Is this a co-pay insurance card? No. This membership is a discount card offering reduced prices. You are responsible to pay the pharmacy 100% of the discounted price.
What types of prescription drugs for pets can I find through New Benefits Rx?Currently, New Benefits Rx can be used to purchase many human medications prescribed to pets, such as antibiotics, antidepressants, and drugs to treat diabetes and asthma. It cannot be used to purchase medications that are prescribed exclusively for animals, such as certain types of parasiticides or vaccines.
Where can I use New Benefits Rx for pet medications?New Benefits Rx for pet prescriptions is just like the human discount program and can be used at more than 60,000 participating retail pharmacies that fill prescriptions for pets. Easily search for participating pharmacies and pick the one closest to you.
Pharmacy discounts are not insurance, not intended as a substitute for insurance, and only available at participating pharmacies.
“I was prescribed Clomiphene Citrate, which isn't covered by my insurance. I went to my local CVS pharmacist, who told me the retail price would be $162. I did a search online with my discount card and found a pharmacy two doors down selling it for $72.”
Raul L., FL
“I save $70 a month on just one prescription with my discount card. I wouldn't be able to afford it if I didn't have your plan. Thanks a million!”
Elizabeth R.
“I am presently unemployed and have no insurance, and I do not qualify for any type of aid. An emergency recently placed me in the hospital and when I got out, I needed medication for my illness. I remembered that I had your card in my wallet so I took it to Walmart when the prescriptions were filled. Imagine my surprise when the price was approximately 50% of the original asking price. This was a tremendous help now that I'm facing a huge hospital bill!”
Cindy C.
“Today we picked up my prescription and our co-pay was $25; after our Benefits discount, it was reduced by $12.83. I filled a prescription at Walmart yesterday that is regularly $220 per month, but with my discount card, it was only $173.38! I am keeping all my receipts as proof. This is the best thing we have come up with yet!”
Jerry B.
“I was paying $80 for a prescription and this program helped me because by using my card, I only had to pay $20 for my prescription!”
Donna B.
“I use an injectable medication that is not covered by my insurance. At my Target pharmacy, this medicine normally costs me $56.49 but with my discount card it was only $28.13.”
Lisa M.
“Today my wife was discharged from the hospital after extensive surgery. When I went down to Walgreens in the hospital to pick up her prescription, I found out the cost was going to be $974.94 for a thirty day supply. I then gave them my discount card and asked them to the re-price the prescription using the discount drug benefit. The price came back at $364! Wow! Was I ever pleased.”
John M.
“I work full-time but do not have medical insurance. One of my prescriptions (generic) costs me $63 per month. Can you imagine my surprise and delight when I last refilled it? I used the discount card for the first time and that prescription cost me only $23. Even the pharmacy tech was amazed at the savings. Of course, I realize that won't be the case on all purchases I make, but that savings really made my day and will certainly help me out in the future.”
Caro D.
“I have excellent insurance. However, my plan is a high deductible plan which means every January I have to pay 100% of my prescription costs out of pocket until I hit my $5,000 deductible. I have a one pill per day maintenance medication that is $320 for a 90 day prescription by using my insurance. With my discount prescription card, I get the exact same drug for a fraction of the cost, $31.60 for a 90 day supply! My pharmacy card literally makes it possible to maintain my health!”
James H.
“I went to fill an antibiotics prescription for my daughter, and the pharmacist told me it was going to be $94. I then showed my discount card and only paid $12.62. It was a great feeling being able to fill the full prescription with no worries.”
Robin L., ID