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Coupon For Flonase®; Allergy Talk (R)
$5.00 off each refill when you join their allergy support group;
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Name of offer: AllergyTalk
Type Of Program: Membership; members get money saving coupons.

Bottom Line: You join their mailing list.  It's like a club.  One of the benefits of being in their program is that you qualify to get Up to $60* in rebates on 12 qualifying Flonase prescriptions.

You will be asked to register and fill out an online form.  When you register, you give them your e-mail address.  They then e-mail you a confirmation message and send you more information by mail


Overview: Enter your name and address, fill out a brief survey
Method Of Payment: company issued check
Maximum Savings: $60.00 per year
Information Required: Name, Address, E-mail address, etc, brief survey

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Disclaimer: In most cases, you can use the coupon to pay for your co-pay.  Prescription drug coupons and/or rebates are prohibited in certain states such as Massachusetts.  Check with your local pharmacy to make sure that this offer is valid in your state. 

Drug coupons are not valid for prescriptions for which payment may be made in full or in part under a federal or state healthcare program such as Medicaid, Medical or Medicare.

The amount of the rebate or prescription can not exceed the patient's actual out-of-pocket expenses.