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Whether you’ve moved to a new city, discovered lower prices, or simply decided you want to change pharmacies, it’s important to be aware of how to transfer prescriptions to another pharmacy. With so many options available these days, no one can blame you for finding a pharmacy that suits your needs.

Paying for prescription drugs can be difficult, especially if you don’t have insurance coverage. Even if you do have prescription coverage, there are still many ways to save on prescription drugs. Many people with or without insurance coverage are usually eligible for a prescription discount. However, there are some caveats to consider.

Government regulation on drug prices has been heavily debated across the healthcare atmosphere. Drug prices seem to be reaching new heights every year. And, insulin prices are no exception. Before rebates or discounts, insulin costs make up approximately $48 billion, or 20 percent, of the direct costs for treating diabetes. Based on current trends, gross insulin costs are projected to reach $121 billion by 2024.

One of the best shopping hacks comes when you find a coupon for exactly what you were looking for. You’re able to get the same product, for a discounted price—score!

Life is full of options. From your internet service provider to what brand of shampoo to use, you get to make the decision that works best for your lifestyle. But did you know you also have options when it comes to filling your prescription medications? Inside Rx gives you choices; from home delivery or pharmacy pick-up to generic vs brand medications, it’s all up to you!

We’re nearing the end of the year, and that means time is running out to put your Flexible Spending Account (FSA) account to use. Otherwise, you could lose whatever’s left over in the account.

When it comes to prescription medications, you have choices. Whether you’re looking to have your prescriptions delivered to your home, picking up at the pharmacy, looking for 30 or 60 day supplies or choosing between brand name and generic medications, Inside Rx is here to help.

Paying out of pocket for prescription drugs for your family (including your pets) can be overwhelming. With or without insurance, there are ways you can save money on prescriptions.

It's the same issue every year: January 1st arrives and you need to meet an annual deductible before your health care coverage goes into full effect.

Americans without insurance are reportedly three times as likely than persons with insurance to either delay or skip filling their prescriptions, because of high prices.