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Compare it to your co-pay, then choose what works for you.
Insurance reset? Compare before you fill.
Your price doesn't need to reset with your insurance. See our posted cash prices for your branded medications and 150+ common generics.
Why can my refill price change in January?
Insurance plans reset every year, and a lot can change when they do. Some plans, especially high-deductible plans, make you pay the full price for your medications until you’ve met your deductible (the amount you pay before insurance starts helping). Other changes matter too: your plan may add or drop medications from its covered list, or ask for new approval paperwork on a medication it covered last year. Same medicine, same pharmacy, different price.
Insurance not covering your refill yet? Here’s how to get through it.
At the start of a new year, your insurance may not help with your prescriptions the way it did before. Some people call this a coverage gap.
In January, that can happen a few ways:
- Your high deductible reset to zero
- Your plan stopped covering a medication, or wants new approval paperwork for it
- Your new coverage hasn’t started yet (for example, a new job’s waiting period)
- Your new card hasn’t arrived
Start with what you’re paying now
Look at the price your pharmacy quoted for your refill and write it down. That’s your starting number.
Then check our price
Search your medication and check our pricing. Besides low everyday pricing, we post one price for 150+ FDA-approved generics for longer fills on our Wholesale Price List.
Compare it to the number you wrote down.
Move your prescription if it works for you
If ours works better for you, moving your prescription is simple. Use Transfer Rx or call us at 800-286-6781, and we’ll take care of the transfer.
If your medication isn’t on the list, call us anyway and we’ll tell you what we can do.
One thing to know before you decide
Cash payments usually don’t count toward your deductible. If you take expensive brand-name drugs and expect to meet your deductible soon, your insurance may be the better choice for those.
You can use insurance for some prescriptions and Marley Drug for others.
When your gap ends
Whether your plan starts or your deductible is met, you can compare again. Our price will be the same. We’ve held it for 10 years.
Simplicity. Certainty.
Our Wholesale Price List provides many popular FDA-approved generic medications for one consistent price without the hassle of insurance and unexpected fees.
We understand how frustrating price fluctuations are. We also believe cost shouldn’t be a barrier to your medications. We offer you price simplicity and certainty for over 150 FDA-approved medications.
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OUR MISSION
To deliver safe, efficacious, and cost-effective medications that benefit patients and healthcare providers nationwide.
Filling in Longer Supply is Better for Patients and Doctors!
Survey suggests most physicians would write their patients longer prescriptions…if they could.
Why?
- Fewer pharmacy visits
- Better prices
- Improved adherence
- Ensures patients have a constant supply of their medications
We price our medications based on what it costs us to buy them from the wholesaler
You may see an advertisement for $4 medications from other pharmacies. That’s a really good cash price for a generic. However, the price applies to only a handful of generics. The rest of medications may cost a lot more since they are often priced based on what brand counterparts' cost.
Medications on our Wholesale Price List are $37 for a 6-month supply or $70 for a full year. That's around $6 a month for over 150 FDA-approved medications. We've held that price for 10 years, and the list is still growing as we find more affordable sources for common medications.
We deliver affordable medications to all Americans by pricing our medications based on our acquisition cost. This way we can transfer savings directly to our customers.