Consumer Reveals How to Save Money on Prescription Drugs

DENVER - Aug. 11, 2015 - PRLog -- The Center for Disease Control says nearly 1 in 10 adults skip medication due to high costs. Have you had to choose between purchasing food or your pills? Has your elderly parent had gone without because they’re on a limited income and have no money to refill their medications at the end of the month? Consumer advocate Eric Wagner says HELP is here with the release of his first book, “How to Save Money on Prescription Drugs”.

Competitive pricing for medicine is nothing new. People have always had a choice of name brand versus generic. Wagner states, “Even the cost of generic prescriptions can add up month after month. Over time that can translate into hundreds of dollars per year.  “How to Save Money on Prescription Drugs” reveals to the reader many ways to save money so you can afford your prescriptions.

Wagner says, one simple way to save is researching which of your prescription drugs are eligible for discount generic medication plans like the $4 dollar program offered at Wal-Mart. A second way that may shock some people is to pay cash instead of using their insurance card. Cash always speaks volumes”.

Readers will discover seventeen ways to save money. For those who are chronically ill or even cancer patients, Wagner has included resources to help with co-pays, deductibles and even prescription costs.

“How to Save Money on Prescription Drugs” is available on Amazon’s Kindle - http://www.amazon.com/How-Save-Money-Prescription-Drugs-ebook/dp/B012HZZ8ES .

If you are interested in interviewing Eric, contact him at ericandtaffy@ownyourhealthcare.com .