Prescription Coupons and Rebates
Some pharmaceutical manufacturers make rebate coupons available to help defray the cost of their medications. In most cases, these must be submitted along with proof of having purchased the medication from the pharmacy.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Medication coupons or rebates are prohibited in some states, such as Massachusetts. Please check with your own pharmacy to be sure that these offerings are valid in your state. These coupons cannot be used for prescriptions that are paid for by state or federal health insurance programs such as Medicaid, or Medicare.
The Ambien rebate may help you reduce the cost of filling your Ambien prescription. Ambien CR is the only 2-layer, controlled-release prescription sleep medication that helps you fall asleep fast and stay asleep. So you wake up less frequently and fall back to sleep faster.It is a applied topically (onto the skin) and activates the body's own immune system to treat the disease.
The Crestor rebate may help you reduce the cost of filling you Crestor prescription. Most of the cholesterol in our blood is made within our bodies, by the liver. And that's where Crestor® (rosuvastatin calcium) comes in. Crestor works by blocking an enzyme in the liver. It reduces the amount of LDL (bad) cholesterol produced by the liver and raises the HDL (good) cholesterol. Along with diet, Crestor can also slow the progression of atherosclerosis, the progressive buildup of plaque in the arteries over time, as part of a treatment plan in adults to lower cholesterol to goal.
The Cymbalta rebate may help you reduce the cost of filling your Cymbalta prescription. Cymbalta is approved by the FDA for the acute and maintenance treatment of major depressive disorder (MDD) and acute treatment of generalized anxiety disorder (GAD), as well as the management of diabetic nerve pain (DNP) and fibromyalgia.
The Frova rebate may help you reduce the cost of filling your Frova prescription. Frova® (frovatriptan succinate) is a triptan medication used to treat migraine headaches in adults. Only your doctor can decide if Frova is right for you. Do not use Frova if you have uncontrolled high blood pressure; have heart disease or a history of heart disease; have had a stroke; have circulation (blood flow) problems; or have hemiplegic or basilar migraine (if you are not sure about this, ask your doctor).
The Imitrex rebate may help you reduce the cost of filling your Imitrex prescription. Imitrex was specifically designed just for migraines and was the first medicine of its kind to target the nerves and blood vessels believed to trigger your total migraine – the throbbing pain, nausea, and the sensitivity to light and sound.
The Lamictal rebate may help you reduce the cost of filling your Lamictal prescription. Lamictal is the brand name of an antiseizure medication called lamotrigine. Lamictal has been proven to control seizures with the tolerability benefits you need. Lamictal offers effective seizure control to meet your changing needs – and can help keep epilepsy from interfering with your active, busy life.
The Lunesta rebate may help you reduce the cost of filling your Lunesta prescription. Lunesta® (eszopiclone) is a prescription sleep aid that helps most people fall asleep and stay asleep for 7 to 8 hours, so you can wake up feeling ready to face the day. Lunesta has been extensively studied in patients with short-term and chronic insomnia. While some sleep aids help you fall asleep and some help you stay asleep, Lunesta has been proven to do both.
The Maxalt rebate may help you reduce the cost of filling your Maxalt prescription. Maxalt is a powerful prescription medicine that offers proven relief from migraine pain. Maxalt also helps relieve migraine-associated symptoms of nausea and sensitivity to light and sound. Maxalt does not contain aspirin or caffeine and is not a narcotic.
The Migranal rebate may help you reduce the cost of filling your Migranal prescription. The active ingredient in Migranal® (dihydroergotamine mesylate, USP) is commonly used in emergency rooms for a simple reason: it works. Migranal works on many receptors in both the central and peripheral parts of your brain. Although the clinical significance of this activity is unknown, this may enable you to experience proven relief at any time during your attack.
The Mirapex rebate may help you reduce the cost of filling your Mirapex prescription. Mirapex is a prescription medicine approved for the treatment of moderate to severe primary Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS). The active ingredient in Mirapex is called a nonergot dopamine agonist. Restless legs syndrome is a medical condition that is described as an urge to move the legs. This desire to move is often coupled with unpleasant sensations occurring in the legs that are relieved by movement.
The Zomig rebate may help you reduce the cost of filling your Zomig prescription. Zomig belongs to a class of medications called triptans. Zomig is specifically developed for acute migraine pain in adults and comes in a choice of 3 forms. It provides fast, powerful migraine relief. You can only get Zomig by prescription from your doctor. How Zomig works is not completely understood. But based on scientific studies, it appears Zomig may reduce swelling of blood vessels surrounding your brain that may cause migraine pain. Zomig also blocks the release of substances from nerve endings that may cause additional symptoms such as nausea and migraine aura.
