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Can I Use Drug Coupons Even Though I Have Drug Insurance?

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The answer depends on the insurance plan and the coupon. Drug coupons or rebates can never be used if you have government sponsored drug insurance such as Medicare, Medicaid, Medi-Cal, etc.

Some drug coupons state that they are only to be used for cash paying customers. In the absence of such language in the coupon's fine print, you can apply the coupon or rebate towards your copay.

You should know that the price of the coupon or rebate can never exceed your out-of-pocket expenses.

For example, suppose you have a $5.00 copay for drug X, but you have a $20.00 coupon or rebate. The maximum amount for your rebate will be is $5.00. Don't expect the cashier to give you change.

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Drug Coupons Arranged by Category

Antibiotics

Antihistamine - Hay Fever

Asthma

Baby Care

Baldness

Blood Pressure

Buying Group Specials

Cancer

Cholesterol

Cough & Cold

Diabetes

Epilepsy

Erectile Dysfunction

Eye Care

Heartburn - Laxatives - Digestive Aids

Hemophilia

Herpes - Cold Sores - Genital Warts

HIV AIDS

Injectables

Lice and Crabs

Mental Health

Migraine

Miscellaneous

Multiple Sclerosis

Non-Prescription Drugs

Oral Hygiene

Osteoporosis

Pain - Fever - Headache

Parkinson's

Pet Medicines

Shampoos (Medicated)

Skin Care

Sleep

Smoking

Testosterone

Thyroid Pills

Urinary Tract

Vitamins and Supplements

Weight Loss

Women's Health