Prescription Drugs

Don’t Wait ’til 2006 for Free Drugs

Or, if you are a senior having trouble paying for your Viaga or any other prescription drug, you don’t have to worry about how much in premiums you are going to pay for in the new Medicare Prescription drug program that only pays a portion of your drugs costs anyway, and doesn’t even start until 2006. There are current programs at state governments and even from the drug companies themselves where you can be making up to $40,000 a year, at any age, and get all of your prescription drugs for free right now.

Visit: www.phrma.org/pap/

1100 a Month For Prescription Drugs

Almost all drug companies offer drugs for free to those that cannot afford them. Each company has a different application procedure, and your doctor must sign a form. The medications are then shipped to your doctor for you. This could relieve you of your high prescription drug costs, so it is worth the effort. Look online for the drug company’s program, then fill out the application. Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers Association, 1100 Fifteenth St., NW, Washington, DC 20005; 202-835-3400

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70 Discount On College Books

just like prescription drugs, college text books cost a lot less in Europe than they do in the United States so 2 enterprising college students have made a nice business helping students save big on school books. I have to tell this to my 2 boys who are in college …

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Save 11000 Per Year On Prescription Drugs

Drug manufacturers offer a little known program to help those who cannot cover the cost of their prescription drugs. Some have strict eligibility guidelines, while others have pledged to help all those truly in need. A easy resource to locate the correct drug manufacturer and to learn more about the patient assistance program offered, go to the interactive website at www.helpingpatients.org. You can fill out the forms online. Your doctor will be contacted for the prescription, and the medications will be delivered to the doctor’s office. This month’s winner spends close to $1,000 per month on a variety of medications, with no prescription drug coverage.

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