Ask your pharmacist. There was a lot of talk on another forum, and it seems these are legit, just a marketing deal by the pharma companies, aimed at people without other prescription drug coverage. But check out your prices for the meds that you take with your pharmacist.

I am sorry you are going through this - and worry it could be in our future in Canada as well. My sister-in-law works for Canada Post and has just signed new medical contracts that would require her meds to be mailed to her. She is not happy and neither is anyone else. One woman takes the same eyedrops as my husband and they have to be refrigerated until opened. What about during the freezing weather and boy have we had it this year. Then there is the summer warmth - what will that do to prescriptions meds? We hardly have any prescriptions but in the warmer weather I take a cooler bag with me to big up the meds and always go directly home with them. Then we have the thievery issue - and it happens. And of course, delays in the mail. I was surprised that Canada Post which has a very strong union in Canada is doing this. I suspect that Canada Post in an attempt to retain business will be trying to market mail-order drugs to private companies and would look kind of foolish if they did not do it themselves (even for a Crown Corp. - the shareholders being the taxpayer). I hope you get everything sorted out. I know exactly what you mean about getting a different person every time you call and the next person having no record of the previous call.

Keep in mind that driving around is going to cost time and money if you spread prescriptions around. It could work for a time or two but I'm thinking its likely a limited deal. As far as where to get the coupons, I'd ask the person who gave it to you where they got it. I've seen these types of things in the paper with the store ads. I don't have prescriptions so I don't keep track of these things. If you have that many prescriptions I'd definitely sit down and spend some time on the phone and see how prices compare. Years ago when I needed a couple prescriptions I found that Walgreens was cheaper than Cub. Bit of a surprise to me but when you think about it, the discount places run sort of "loss leaders" on everything I guess.

The post was info only and the intent was to give information on the Company that owns RX Relief Card and not reopen a dead topic. RX Relief Card is just one of the Companies owned by: Script Relief LLC and the BBB Report is on this Company and none other. A complete different topic for information. Sorry if you misinterpreted the Post. My mistake by not wording it different although it should draw attention to check out the owning Company and not just the product because of the amount of Posts it generates as is evident by so many different people. This is what caused the hum ha about the Rx Relief Card. Great with some, mediocre with some and completely negative with others. Hope this clarify's the intent of the Post,