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KT2000

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2. You don't need a membership

Reply to Ms. Toad (Original post)

Fri Dec 6, 2024, 02:34 AM

Dec 6

to use the Costco pharmacy, unless that has changed. Where I live we are limited to Costco and Walmart for most things as the next shopping is 1 1/2 hours away. We all wear Costco clothes so it is hard to recognize anyone!!

Do you know about GoodRX and there is another one too. Check your drug prices with them too. I used them when I had a level 3 drug that was going to cost $300. GoodRX had it for $37.

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I just did the annual prescription drug (Medicare Part D) shopping for my spouse - wow, has the landscape changed. [View all] Ms. Toad Dec 6 OP

Thanks flying_wahini Dec 6 #1

You don't need a membership KT2000 Dec 6 #2

They have member pricing, which is cheaper. Ms. Toad Dec 6 #4

I know that if you live in California using a costco pharmacy does not require membership. Jacson6 Dec 6 #8

Yeah my latest refill Figarosmom Dec 6 #3

Make sure you check going into 2025 - Ms. Toad Dec 6 #7

Pay attention folks! Footay Dec 6 #5

They count on inertia. Ms. Toad Dec 6 #6

The Medicare website was able to compare CVS costs with a local mom and pop travelingthrulife Dec 6 #9

The biggest price differences tend to be using insurance versus Ms. Toad Dec 6 #10