In the Target sales flyer this week, there is a coupon on the inside of the back page.
It's the usual incentive to bring a NEW or transferred prescription to Target for a $10 gift card (regardless of the amount of your co-pay or even if there is none as long as it's not the government paying for the drug).
Expires: March 28.
REMINDER: Most CVS, Giant Eagle, Rite Aid, and Kroger locations will also accept these "competitor coupons" and give you a $10 gift card or something similar. To see which ones give you least/most hassle, go to http://matrix.Rx4Less.net.
OHIO residents: Remember that the Ohio State Board of Pharmacy enacted a new rule on Jan. 1, 2011, that limits your ability to transfer a prescription (any prescription) to just ONCE. So, if you have something with 11 refills and use a NEW prescription coupon on it at Target and then a TRANSFER coupon to take it to CVS, you won't be able to move it again. You could, however, ask your doctor to write 2 or 3 prescriptions for a single drug -- each with fewer refills. Each script/paper could be transferred once. Just be sure to submit them before the 6-month limit is reached and they expire earlier than they usually would (a year after written).
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Kmart: Up to $100 for 5 transfers
Sorry I didn't mention this sooner -- like last week when it first showed up in the Sunday newspaper.
The sales flyer that was in Kmart stores through Saturday had a wrap-around half sheet that on the back had a coupon for Rx transfers.
Bring up to 5 for up to a $20 gift card each. Also, for each transfer, a $5 donation would be made to March of Dimes.
The amount you receive is $20 or the total of whatever you paid as a co-pay plus the amount your insurance paid, if anything. For example, your co-pay is $5 and the insurance paid $7. You get a $12 gift card for that one rather than a $20 one. But if you pay $5 and your insurance paid $80, you get the full $20 gift card.
Although these aren't in the stores any more, check with your local friendly Kmart pharmacist. She/he may have saved a few behind the counter or even made copies of them that they're willing to accept -- if you ask nice. ;-)
The sales flyer that was in Kmart stores through Saturday had a wrap-around half sheet that on the back had a coupon for Rx transfers.
Bring up to 5 for up to a $20 gift card each. Also, for each transfer, a $5 donation would be made to March of Dimes.
The amount you receive is $20 or the total of whatever you paid as a co-pay plus the amount your insurance paid, if anything. For example, your co-pay is $5 and the insurance paid $7. You get a $12 gift card for that one rather than a $20 one. But if you pay $5 and your insurance paid $80, you get the full $20 gift card.
Although these aren't in the stores any more, check with your local friendly Kmart pharmacist. She/he may have saved a few behind the counter or even made copies of them that they're willing to accept -- if you ask nice. ;-)
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