CT promises 20-80% savings on prescriptions with new partnership
A discount card is free to every CT resident, with no restrictions on age or income. Consumers can search for the lowest prices on any drug.
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A discount card is free to every CT resident, with no restrictions on age or income. Consumers can search for the lowest prices on any drug.
Pharmacist Ed Anulewicz hosted the governor at this pharmacy in Hartford. (Mark Pazniokas, CTMirror.org) Connecticut, home to some of the biggest actors in ...
Soon Nevadans will be able to lower their prescription drug costs through a partnership recently announced by Gov. Steve Sisolak. Nevada will be joining the Northwest Prescription Drug Consortium, operated by Oregon and Washington, to reduce prescription drug costs for enrolled Nevadans.
Nevada joins Oregon and Washington in ArrayRx Solutions, formerly known as Northwest Prescription Drug Consortium, which allows the states to negotiate lower prices through aggregating purchase volume.
Through the program, consumers can save on average up to 80% on generics and up to 20% on brand name drugs.