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$50.00 Copay Maximum When You Enroll In MS Lifelines


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Name Of Offer: Rebif® MS Lifelines Prescription Program
Description: Doctor Enabled Free Trial Program
Directions: Enroll you in MS LifeLines Access Made Simple Program: Have your Doctor Fax Your Prescription to MS Lifelines & Get Rebif at No Cost or For NO MORE than $50.00/Month for a year!   

Through the MS LifeLines Access Made Simple program, you may be eligible to get Rebif® (interferon beta-1a) at no cost, or for no more than $50 per month, for up to one year of treatment. Best of all, MS LifeLines takes care of all the paperwork

How do I know if you're eligible for the program?

You may be eligible for MS LifeLines Access Made Simple if:

    * You are a US resident with a relapsing form of MS, and
    * You have been newly prescribed Rebif therapy, or are restarting therapy after having previously discontinued Rebif for at least 90 days

Some limitations required by law: People residing in certain states, as well as those covered by federal and state programs, may not be eligible for assistance.

Program eligibility requirements and benefits subject to change and discontinuation at any time.

You may apply to the MS LifeLines Patient Assistance Program the following year; enrollees will undergo periodic insurance reviews.

Please Note:

In most cases, you can use the coupon to pay for your copay.  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 or Medicare.

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

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