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Old 01-04-2014, 09:30 AM #1
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I found this last night. Look up goodRX.com put in your zip code and your medicine and it will tell you the best prices on your medicine at your local pharmacy. There are also apps for the iPhone or android smartphones. Just downloaded mine. Big difference in prices at different places for the meds I take. I will have to get my meds at 2 different pharmacies but will save a lot.
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