Check manufacturer websites like Schering-Plough’s website (or its successor, Merck) for potential coupons and savings programs. Many pharmaceutical companies offer patient assistance programs.
Explore Patient Assistance Programs
Look into programs like the Patient Assistance Foundation (PAF) and the NeedyMeds website. These resources list numerous pharmaceutical assistance programs, possibly including one for Proventil.
- Contact your doctor’s office. They often have information on local and national programs. Inquire at your pharmacy. Pharmacists are familiar with various savings options and can guide you.
Consider Your Insurance
Review your insurance plan’s formulary. Understand your co-pay and if Proventil is covered. Generic alternatives, like albuterol, may be cheaper.
Utilize Discount Programs
- Explore GoodRx or other prescription discount card services. These programs offer discounts at participating pharmacies. Use manufacturer coupons when available. Print them online or ask your pharmacist.
Negotiate with Your Pharmacy
Don’t hesitate to speak to your pharmacist about pricing. They may be able to offer discounts or explore alternative options to lower your cost.
Compare Prices
Check prices at different pharmacies. Costs can vary significantly. Consider using mail-order pharmacies; they sometimes offer better prices for long-term prescriptions.
Ask About Prescription Savings Plans
Many employers offer prescription drug savings plans. Check if your workplace offers such a benefit.
