This is a discount program free in the USA for the public that helps save money for prescription medicine. My goal is to reduce the community's extra out of pocket medical expenses. Please visit my FaceBook page for more information at www.facebook.com/thefreecardman
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This data is from the prescriptions filled at many participating pharmacies by card users in Brownsville, Port Isabel, San Benito, Harlingen, Raymondville, Weslaco, McAllen, Mission and Rio Grande City. There were a handful of card users from the state of Pennsylvania and Delaware.
Alcotox, created by inventor Amjid Yaseen from the U.K., is a patent pending dietary supplement composed of a speci!c blend of amino acids and vitamins. It is designed to target, scavenge and neutralize acetaldehyde, the toxin that is produced by the liver when alcohol is consumed. Acetaldehyde is 30 times more toxic than alcohol itself and almost all alcohol related diseases from cirrhosis, cancer and even hangovers can be traced back to acetaldehyde.
Alcohol consumption is the world’s third largest risk factor for disease and disability and is the leading risk factor for death in males ages 15-59. It is a causal factor in 60 types of diseases and injuries and a component cause in 200 others. Alcohol kills 2.5 million people every year, which represents 4% of all deaths worldwide.
However it is not alcohol itself which is the main causal factor, but its first metabolite Acetaldehyde, which is the real culprit behind almost all alcohol related biochemical harm. Acetaldehyde is not generally well known outside of academic circles about its significance to human health.
Alcotox does not affect the pharmacology of alcohol, only its toxicity, so it is still possible to become intoxicated. Alcotox products include Alcotox, Alcotox Liver Care, Alcotox Dual, Alcotox Oriental and Alcotox Liquid.
Alcotox will soon fund its own oral cancer study early next year in 2013. Also there are many doctors and pharmacists who are already established customers of Alcotox in the United Kingdom. It is composed of vitamins and amino acids having efficacy that surpasses most allopathic drugs. N-Acetyl Cysteine which is one of the active ingredients is classified both as a drug and as a dietary supplement. It is used in hospitals for acetaminophen overdose. NAC is also in Alcotox as it along with a patented formulation binds to Acetaldehyde very efficiently. Furthermore, Alcotox contains all three glutathione precursors, l-Cysteine, Glutamate and Glycine to promote synthesis of intracellular glutathione during alcohol consumption.
There are a large number of health insurance companies to choose from, and each of them offers a wide variety of policies. Doing your research and keeping notes will help you in your search. Study first before you decide. The tips below can help you find the correct heath insurance.
Medical insurance can cut down on your taxes. One commonly-overlooked tax benefit is that your premiums are actually tax deductible. The cost of covering your deductible, co-pays and prescriptions are also tax deductions. State taxes are different from federal taxes, so make sure you check guidelines.
Bear in mind that the costs for individual policies are usually higher than those of group insurance offered by employers. You might have to choose an insurance with a bigger deductible, or one that has a less coverage, or both. Make sure you consider all your options before purchasing insurance.
An insurance broker can help ameliorate your feelings of being overwhelmed on your quest for the right health insurance. A broker can assist you in finding the right health insurance plan for you at a price that you can afford. They are also going to be aware of the regulations that are in place in your state. Before you select a broker for insurance, compare prices.
Find out if you are going to be able to use your health insurance when you go see your usual doctors. If your doctors are not a part of the covered network, you will end up spending a lot of money out of your pocket.
Although it may seem that the options for health insurance are overwhelming, you can find the one right for you. If you want to make a wise decision, you must be willing to put time and effort into the process. These tips will help you decide if your health insurance is what you need.
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Health insurance can be a life saver right now and in the future! Before purchasing any health insurance coverage, make sure that you ask all of the important questions and do your end of the research it takes to make the right decisions. Continue reading to find some tips which will help you to save money, choose comprehensive coverage, and come out a winner in the end.
As you prepare to change to a new health insurance plan, you should carefully track all medical expenses related to maintaining your coverage. Do not forget to include the out-of-pocket expenses that you provide for your dependents as well as for yourself.
The local government and state insurance agency is the main regulator for private insurance companies. This is why certain insurance policies are not effective across state lines. The main consequence is that some coverages may be nonexistent or even reduced for care outside of the policy holder's home state. It is good practice to review your policy carefully to ascertain whether you are covered out of state.
If you are considering purchasing catastrophic health insurance, check up on the details of what is covered by this option. Make sure your policy covers the kind of events that are the most likely to happen. You will need to get an account for Health Savings and add funds to it in order to take care of your deductible in emergencies.
Some insurance companies could reject enrollment or a claim if information is missing or incorrect. By simply looking through your enrollment form after you are finished, you will ward off many of these issues.
Asking the right questions is key to finding the correct coverage for you, and the tips in this article should help by leading you in the right direction. The more research you do, the easier it will be to choose a company that meets your needs.
The FreeRxPlus discount program assists the unemployed, uninsured, underinsured, Medicare Part D, Medicaid lapse and non-citizen patients with discounts for prescription medicine, laboratory tests, MRI, and CAT scan services. The goal of Mr. Dennis Shepard, AKA The Free Card Man, is to reduce those out of pocket medical expenses for individuals all across America including Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico.
For your immediate online printing of the FreeRxPlus card go to http://tinyurl.com/rxprintcard - Thank you for your time and God bless America.
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High medication costs getting you down? Pill splitting may be just the answer you are looking for.
This method may save consumers an average of 37% off their prescription costs. With some medications this savings may be as much as 56%.
To see if this method is right for you, you will first need to do your homework. Begin by consulting the list provided, in our search engine or ask your doctor or pharmacist if your medication is available in a dose double your normal dosage (for example, if you normally take a 20 mg dose, is a 40 mg pill available). If it is, ask whether there would be any problems with splitting the tablets or capsules (read further for specific methods to be used).
Certain medications require a finely tuned dosage or their pharmacology may be altered if their protective coating is damaged. Zyprexa (olanzapine) is one such medication. It must be used within seven days after being split. Another example is the pain medication Oxycontin. This medication is a time release formulation. Splitting the pill would cause you to receive several hours worth of medication all at once and could be dangerous. Finally, do a cost comparison between the two dosages. If the higher dose is anything less than double the cost for your regular dose then you will be saving money by having your doctor prescribe the higher dose and then splitting it.
To split tablets you will need a pill splitter. Most pharmacies should stock these. You can also purchase them online at many locations. If your medication is in capsule form, you may be able to split it as well by emptying the contents of one capsule into a glass of juice. By drinking half and saving half for the following day you are effectively cutting the dose in half. Remember to refrigerate the mixture.
This method may be appropriate for many psychotropic medications because small differences in dosage do not affect their effectiveness. Please check with your doctor or pharmacist for specifics about your own medication.
This method is not appropriate in cases where patients have no social support, poor eyesight, diminished cognition, disorganized thinking, or impaired dexterity.
Some pills that are commonly split include:
Statins, like Crestor, Lipitor, and Pravachol
Antidepressants, like Celexa, Paxil, and Zoloft
ACE-Inhibitors, like Monopril, Prinivil, Univasc, and Zestril
Angiotensin receptor blockers, like Avapro and Cozaar
So what drugs shouldn't be split?
Drugs with an enteric coating, designed to protect the stomach. Once split, the interior of the pill could irritate the stomach, leading to potentially serious problems.
Drugs that are time-release or long-acting. Cutting the pill destroys the time-release effect, which means you could get too much of the medicine too quickly.
Drugs taken more often than once a day. Drugs that work best with pill splitting are usually taken once a day. They last a while in the body. Why is this important? Even if you're careful when splitting pills, you won't always get it quite right. Sometimes one half will be a bit bigger than the other. But if the drug lasts a long time in the body, these variations won't matter. The amount of medicine in your body at any given time stays pretty level. That's not true with drugs that are taken several times a day, since the body processes them quickly. The amount of the medication in your system will fluctuate more dramatically: too little one day and too much the next.
Most of our patients reported that pill splitting was 'no big deal' and they thought it was a great way for them to save money. We believe it is important to find ways to make medications more affordable.
We have gathered some of the top national leaders in innovation of the healthcare delivery and financing system. Our principals and staff have decades of experience, and see everyday how the masses are being bankrupted by the burdensome cost of healthcare. We have also seen the upward spiraling cost of health insurance premiums, out of the range that most people can afford.
We have collectively used our experience to develop market driven products that will save millions of people, billions of dollars on their healthcare costs.
Drug costs have been the fastest growing component of healthcare costs for the past 5 years. Prescription costs have seen double digit growth, and are expected to be near $400 billion by 2008. In addition, there are an estimated 45 million Americans without a prescription benefit program.
There is relief in sight! In response to recent requests, FreeRxPlus is proud to offer a free Prescription Discount Card Savings Program to all who need it!
The FreeRxPlus Prescription Drug Program allows you, your family and your friends to easily save money on prescription drugs. This is not insurance; it’s a way for you to receive significant discounts on prescription drugs at most pharmacies. You can now save up to 70% off prescription drugs at participating pharmacies nationwide, and even more through our mail order program.
At FreeRxPlus, we’re dedicated to helping those without prescription benefits with their pharmacy needs.
Besides our free prescription discount card, we will continue to develop additional discount products for medical and dental care. We will strive to price these other products at the lowest cost we can, below any other potential benefit company, with the largest network of healthcare providers, at the deepest discounts available. We will do so because our purpose is to be the company people think of for healthcare solutions; FreeRxPlus.
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This data reflects the card users from Rio Grande City, Brownsville, Port Isabel, Harlingen, Edinburg, McAllen, San Benito, and Pearsall,TX
There were a few card users from the states of Delaware and Pennslyvania.
Total Transactions 132
Total Savings $3,174.24
Savings Per Script $34.50
Average Savings 43.15%
Brand Transactions 17
Brand Percentage 12.88%
Generic Transactions 115
Generic Percentage 87.12%
U&C Transactions 40
U&C Percentage 30.30%
If you'd like to see an increase in the community's prescription savings then I ask for your help to spread the word and share this free program to as many people as possible. I think too many people that can really use this program are not being reached. I'm alone in this business and is difficult to reach everyone. So I appreciate any help that you can give because you are helping to make a difference in people lives and in the health care economy. If there is no job growth what else is there to do but find more ways to save money. Please share my videos and this link with FaceBook and Twitter. Thank you and God Bless You.
What is the FreeRxPlus Prescription Savings Program?
Our program provides cardholders with a savings of up to 75% on all FDA approved prescription medications. At the time of purchase, cardholders simply present their card at a participating pharmacy to instantly receive substantial discounts on their prescription drugs. It's that easy. Do not forget that this card also has a discount for laboratory tests and imaging service.
How much does the program cost?
The FreeRxPlus Prescription Savings Program is provided completely FREEto anyone who can benefit from the savings. If you cannot benefit from our program, please give our free card to someone who can. They will truly appreciate it.
This seems too good to be true, what’s the catch?
The FreeRxPlus program was created by a former Inc. 500 executive to assist those struggling with the high cost of prescription medications. There is no catch. We know that anything that sounds too good to be true usually is – our program is accepted at over 54,000 pharmacies throughout the United States and Puerto Rico. The network pharmacies have contracted with our program to provide a discount on prescriptions because they are gaining new customers.
How Does the FreeRxPlus Prescription Savings Card Work?
Simply present the card to the pharmacist at a participating pharmacy when dropping off your prescription and the pharmacist will run the RxGroup number, RxBIN number and your Member ID on the card to provide you the absolute lowest pricing. Don’t forget to check out our Tips for Maximizing Your Healthcare Dollars.
What kind of discounts will I receive with the card?
FreeRxPlus will provide discounts of up to 75%, and sometimes more, off the retail price of your prescriptions. The discounts vary and depend on the type of drug you are prescribed and the pharmacy you visit. Check out our Pharmacy Search to find the pharmacy in your area that has the lowest price. Should the retail price be lower than our discounted rate – the customer will always receive the lowest price!
Who can use FreeRxPlus?
Everyone with limited or no prescription drug coverage can benefit from FreeRxPlus. Instead of paying full retail price for medication, card holders can save up to 75%, while the average savings is 35%. Individuals who already have insurance coverage may still find the card useful, as it can provide discounts on medications that are not covered by their health plan or provide a lower cost than your health plan for many generics. Senior citizens enrolled in Medicare can also use the program when they are in the “doughnut hole”.
What pharmacies accept FreeRxPlus?
There are over 54,000 pharmacies throughout the United States and Puerto Rico that accept FreeRxPlus. All major chain pharmacies and most independent pharmacies accept the program. We recommend you check out our Pharmacy Search to find pharmacies in your are
What medications are covered by FreeRxPlus?
ALL FDA approved brand and generic prescription medications are covered by FreeRxPlus. No limitations and no exclusions! Currently we do not offer any discounts on over the counter (OTC) items.
What are the restrictions to FreeRxPlus?
There are no restrictions, eligibility, activation, or enrollment necessary. Every FreeRxPlus card is active and ready to use at the pharmacy.
Can I get pricing over the internet?
Yes, and we recommend that you use our Pharmacy Search tool so that you can compare costs before visiting the pharmacy. You can price your medication at every pharmacy to find the best available price, you can also see how Pill Splitting can save on average 50% on your medication costs.
What if my pharmacist said the card would not save me any money?
As a FreeRxPlus Card cardholder, you are entitled to the absolute lowest price at the pharmacy. Your pharmacist will not know what the card savings will be until the prescription is sent to us for pricing via the pharmacist's computer. If your Pharmacist does not want to comply with the program, you should consider going to a pharmacy that honors the card. In 80% of previous transactions, the price will be significantly lower than any retail or sale price you would receive without the card. If a brand name or generic drug is available through your participating pharmacy at a lower price than the scheduled price, you will always pay the lower of the two prices.
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This data is from the card usage in Rio Grande City, Mission, McAllen, Palmview, Aransas Pass, Harlingen, San Benito, Port Isabel and Brownsville,TX. There was only a few card users from the states of Pennsylvania, South Carolina, and Missouri
Total Transactions 139 Total Savings $6,043.71 Savings Per Script $59.84 Average Savings 45.75% Brand Transactions 17 Brand Percentage 12.23% Generic Transactions 122 Generic Percentage 87.77% U&C Transactions 38 U&C Percentage 27.34%
Please help me share this video if you'd like because if you do you will be helping to create a positive impact on the healthcare economy. Think of your family, friends and neighbors who may need this card to help save their hard earned money, manage fixed income, or perhaps may be unemployed.
Find out how much savings this man had from using the FreeRxPlus card. This is what he said: "Hey, there, look what I’ve got. Yeah, I’ve got my pharmacy card and I just printed it off recently and I’ve been able to use it and everything. I got it while I was surfing on the blog, Dennis Shepherd’s blog, and I put the URL right on the screen there so you can see that. You know, this is a great card, it’s got, the benefits are that it’s a pharmacy discount card, a laboratory discount, and an imaging discount card. And, you know, you need those things these days. You know, let me give you an example of what I saved money on. I use heart medicine, simvastatin, I can’t even pronounce it, and it’s a 40 milligram generic retail, the price on that is like $53.72 or something, and normally I would pay close to that, or that much, and I was able to pay at Wal-Mart, $15.79. 71% savings, $37.93 I saved out of my pocket using Free RX Plus. Can’t beat that. You know, if I would ever need a lipid profile with glucose blood test, not that I would use that every day, but if I did, you know, something like that would probably retail for about $77 or so, and they can get it for me with this, 35 bucks. And my lab results would get faxed right to my doctor, I don’t have to worry about a thing. Anyway, great card, I love it and thank you so much and I’ll see you soon. Bye."
This data is from card usage in Brownsville, Port Isabel, San Benito, Harlingen, Ramymondville, Weslaco, McAllen, Palmview and Rio Grande City,TX. There were a few cardholders from the state of North Carolina, Missouri, Illinios, Georgia, Pennsylvania, and Delaware.
The FREE FreeRxPlus Prescription, Laboratory and Imaging Program is a program that benefits the uninsured, underinsured, lapse in Medicaid coverage and for Medicare Part D participants. Simply present this card to a participating pharmacy when you drop off a prescription and receive a discount on your medication. If you need a blood test, MRI or CAT scan you will need a detailed doctors order already written to have at hand when calling to make your appointment for that service with your discount applied (up to 50% off retail).
Some part D plans have a formulary of covered medications and may exclude certain categories of medications. With the FreeRxPlus Prescription Savings Program, no FDA approved medication is excluded. You can receive discounts on the medication that work best for you!
The Medicare Part D coverage gap, often referred to as the "doughnut hole," is the period of time during the coverage year (Jan - Dec) when you are responsible for paying all drug costs out-of-pocket. When you fall into this doughnut hole, you are responsible for the full cost of prescription drugs plus you must continue to pay your Part D premium even though you are not receiving the benefits!
This data is from card users in Brownsville, Port Isabel, San Benito, Harlingen, Raymondville, Weslaco, Pharr, Donna, McAllen, Mission and Rio Grande City. There has also been a few card users from the state of Missouri, Indiana, Alabama and Illinois. Please help me spread the word about this free program. Someone you know may just need this extra help to save money. Please keep in mind of the discount savings for laboratory testing, MRI and CT scan services also.
This data is from card holders in Brownsville, Port Isabel, San Benito, Harlingen, Raymondville, Donna, Elsa, McAllen and Rio Grande City. There is also some card usage from Illinios, Indiana, and North Carolina. Please help me spread the word about this free program that assists private pay, medicaid lapse, medicare lapse, underinsured, and non-citizen patients. By doing so you will be making a significant impact on the healthcare economy. You may not need it today but I think you probably know someone who could use the FreeRxPlus pharmacy, laboratory, and imaging discount card. Perhaps you may need it handy in the future.
As soon as you get the Doctor's order for your CT scan or MRI you will need to call 1-800-808-1213.
You must have your FreeRxCard and the Doctor's order in hand when you do call.
The operators will schedule your appointment with a discount up to 50% off usual and customary pricing to the nearest imaging center in your area. If you don't have a card right now then you should copy the photo above in the right hand corner and print it or just go to http://tinyurl.com/freerxplus and there you can choose the online printing or a real card to be sent to you in the mail.
This data is based from card holders in Brownsville, Port Isabel, San Benito, Harlingen, Raymondville, Weslaco, Donna, and Rio Grande City. Also there have been a few card holders from other states like Indiana, Missouri, South Carolina and Illinois. Please help me get the word out about this free program by doing so you will be making a significant impact in this small economic piece of the American healthcare pie.
Well if you are like me and still have private health insurance then you might not need to use the card. Unless the same thing that happened to me happens to you then by all means please carry it with you. I had to go to CVS in February 2012 to get for my oldest son his prescription for Bromfed DM. My insurance denied coverage for the drug because it was considered to be over the counter medication. So I've decided to use the FreeRxCard and it helped me out with a seventeen dollar discount. I had to pay cash forty nine dollars for the Bromfed DM after the discount was applied. So even though you may carry health insurance a situation like that may occur. Don't forget to check what your health insurance covers when it comes to lab tests and imaging. This card also provides a discount up to 50% for those services. Maybe today you will say "Nah I'm good" but tommorow might bring a situation where you might need to have the FreeRxPlus card with you.
Hello my name is Dennis Shepard. I live in Brownsville, Texas, USA. Since my strongest interest was science, I chose to study medical laboratory technology at Texas Southmost College/UTB and graduated with a degree in 1997. I've worked as a medical laboratory technician for fourteen years. I've been very lucky to have worked with many health care professionals throughout my years which led me to have good interpersonal relationships with them. Well I've seen a few changes in health care. One good example would be the increase of access to health care by the opening of new private practice. I've seen the emergence of new physician offices, clinics, and hospitals in South Texas. But will that change once the new health care reform is in full effect? Apart from working as a medical technologist I also work as an independent representative for FreeRxPlus. This company provides free pharmacy, laboratory, and imaging discount cards to the public. I've never seen or heard of any program like this in my fourteen years working in the clinical lab. I've been a consumer and had to purchase prescription medicine such as antibiotics, allergy, nebulizers, pain and blood pressure medications for my family. So I believe everyone at sometime in their life goes to a pharmacy and spend money on medicine. I recommend that you get this free card from me if you do not have health insurance. As a FreeRxPlus representative it is my job to inform the public of current health care issues and make known this free program. It won't be easy to give cards to everyone who is in real need of this free program. The Rio Grande Valley has a history of being more poor compared to other areas of the nation. My work will not just stop at the Rio Grande Valley but to also continue on to the rest of Texas and the entire United States of America. If you believe in helping me help others save money for those unexpected out of pocket medical expenses then please share this information with others. By doing so you will be making a significant impact on this economic piece of the American health care pie.
This is the overall prescription drug savings for the Rio Grande Valley by card holders from Port Isabel, Brownsville, Raymondville, Harlingen, Rio Grande City, Weslaco, San Benito, McAllen, and Donna.
Please help me spread the word about this free money saving program. It is critical that the uninsured, underinsured, and non citizen become aware of this free program today.
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