Helping People in Need Get Free or Low-Cost Prescription Drugs

How Can People Who Can't Afford Their Medicines Get Them? Read This...

Need help paying for your medicine? Help is here for you. Free Medicine Program has helped countless families across the nation completely eliminate or substantially reduce their prescription drug bills.

Last year, these programs helped an estimated 7.6 million patients fill more than 11 million prescriptions... with an estimated value of over $2.3 BILLION! YOU or a loved one could be part of this year's statistics... Our mission at the Free Medicine Program is to help patients nationwide of ALL AGES obtain free prescription drugs. Those without prescription coverage, a low income or maxed-out prescription benefits are encouraged to apply.

Skyrocketing prescription costs has impacted thousands of Americans and senior Citizens who have to make the impossible choice between buying food, paying rent or buying prescription medication.

FREE PRESCRIPTION DRUGS: America's best-kept secret is that people who can't afford their prescription medications can sometimes get them free, direct from pharmaceutical sponsored programs. Applicants can now apply directly online or mail in the application. To request a brochure mailed directly to the patient, send an email to MedicalDiscounts@aol.com or call (888) 380-6337, a trained specialist will answer your questions and help you apply.

It has often said that the best things in life are free and that expression can even be applied to something that's usually associated with a high price tag: prescription drugs. Yes, it's hard to believe - but it is true! It's a godsend for people on limited incomes.  Free prescription drugs are available to households with incomes as high as $80,000.
 

The list above is only a FEW of the thousands of BRAND-NAME prescription drugs available ...
Most ALL brand-name drugs are AVAILABLE through these programs. If you take a generic medicine, we will try to find the brand name.

Prescription Drugs used to treat hypertension, diabetes, weight loss, mental health, high blood pressure, low blood pressure, high cholesterol, cancer, allergy, asthma, weight loss, arthritis, AIDS, organ transplants, pain management, depression and many other health conditions are available for FREE or low-cost if you qualify.

Who may be Approved for Free Medicine Enrollment?

• People of ALL AGES nationwide
• Seniors and retired people
• Students
• Families
• People on Social Security/Medicare with no outpatient prescription coverage
• People on Social Security Disability or SSI, with no prescription coverage
• People on a fixed income
• Single people
• Working people
• People without jobs
• People who are taking care of loved ones and paying for their prescription medication because they can't

Requirements for Free Medicine Enrollment include:

1. People who have no public or private prescription drug coverage
2. People with household incomes at a level that paying for medicine at retail prices poses a hardship.
3. People who make too much money to qualify for public assistance e.g. Medicaid

General Income Eligibility Criteria: Individuals with family incomes ranging from below the national poverty level up to $38,000, and in some cases, families with annual incomes as high as $80,000 can receive free drugs. ($39,200 for individuals, $52,800 for couples, or $80,000 for a family of four.) Each sponsored drug has it's own eligibility criteria.

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Prescription Drugs: Hardship Circumstances may also Allow Free Medicine Eligibility:

• People who have maxed out their prescription insurance coverage
• People on Medicaid, (state public assistance) but have prescriptions Medicaid does NOT cover or have exceeded the prescription drug limit for this calendar year
• People on Medicare with no outpatient prescription coverage
• Some, but not many sponsors offer help for people who cannot afford their co-insurance fees.
• People who have reached a cap on their outpatient prescription drug insurance coverage
• People who have medical insurance coverage, but NOT prescription coverage
• On occasions, some sponsors will make an exception on a case-by-case basis or in extreme or extenuating circumstances. It never hurts to ask. One thing you should know is that there is something more important than income that sways drug companies in letting you qualify for their patient assistance... Hardship! Even if you do not qualify financially, you may still qualify for patient assistance program if you demonstrate financial hardship. Some circumstance that might qualify you on the hardship issue include: job turnover, divorce, other catastrophic events. If you think you would like to apply, we will be diligent in our efforts to assist you. You really have nothing to lose. We have seen many people who would be considered "middle-class" status enrolled on the hardship basis.
• Leading drug companies have pledged, "No patient in need of medicines will do without them."

RX LIST OF TOP PRESCRIBED DRUGS: Lexapro, Xanax, Adderall, Effexor, Zoloft, Paxil, Wellbutrin, Bextra, Neurontin, Lipitor, Vioxx, Naproxen, Tramadol, Ambien, Morphine, Oxycontin, Celebrex, Prednisone, Celexa, Tylenol, Ultracet, Protonix, Soma, Atenolol, Prozac, Lisinopril, Lortab, Darvocet, Cipro, Levaquin, Ativan, Nexium, Cyclobenzaprine, Ultram, Trazodone, Norvasc, Biaxin, Codeine, Clonazepam, Toprol, Zyprexa, Zocor, Zithromax, Diovan, Skelaxin, Klonopin, Lorazepam, Depakote, Diazepam, Albuterol, Topamax, Seroquel, Amoxicillin, Ritalin, Methadone, Augmentin, Zetia, Cephalexin, Prevacid, Flexeril, Viagra, Zyrtec, Synthroid, Promethazine, Phentermine, Plavix, Metformin, Doxycycline, Aspirin, Remeron, Metoprolol, Amitriptyline, Advair, Ibuprofen, Hydrochlorothiazide, Crestor, Prilosec, Acetaminophen, Altace, Concerta, Allegra, Clonidine, Lithium, Strattera, Norco, Elavil, Abilify, Risperdal, Mobic, Ranitidine, Lasix, Fluoxetine, Levitra, Coumadin, Diclofenac, Hydroxyzine, Phenergan, Lamictal, Verapamil, Guaifenesin, Aciphex, Furosemide, Entex, Metronidazole, Carisoprodol, Propoxyphene, Insulin, Digoxin, Zanaflex, Clindamycin, Trileptal, Buspar, Keflex, Bactrim, Dilantin, Flomax, Benicar, Baclofen, Endocet, Avelox, Lotrel, Inderal, Provigil, Glucophage, Demerol, Zantac, Fentanyl, Premarin, Fosamax, Penicillin, Claritin, Reglan, Enalapril, Tricor, Methotrexate, Pravachol, Amiodarone, Zelnorm, Erythromycin, HCTZ, Potassium, Tegretol, Omeprazole, Meclizine, Zocor, Prevacid, Nexium, Procrit, Zoloft, Plavix, Advair Diskus, Zyprexa, Celebrex, Neurontin, Epogen, Effexor XR, Protonix, Norvasc, Singulair, Aranesp, Risperdal, Seroquel, Fosamax, Pravachol, Remicade, Ambien, Neulasta, Oxycontin, Actos, Aciphex, Zithromax, Levaquin, Lovenox, Lexapro, Duragesic, Enbrel, Lupron Depot, Allegra, Avandia, Vioxx, Rituxan, Zyrtec, Bextra, Toprol XL, Zofran, Topamax, Flonase, Imitrex, Lotrel, Wellbutrin XL, Celexa, Synthroid, Viagra, Taxotere, Aricept, Abilify, Lamictal, Neupogen, Premarin, Diovan, Paxil Cr, Altace, Coreg, Valtrex, Rocephin, Tricor, Actonel, Eloxatin, Depakote, Prevnar, Zetia, Adderall XR, Concerta, Lamisil, Diovan Hct, Flomax, Cozaar, Evista, Combivent, Zometa, Lantus, Wellbutrin Sr, Strattera, Paraplatin, Combivir, Detrol La, Pulmicort, Gemzar, Flovent, Clarinex, Crestor, Avonex, Humalog, Nasonex, Viread, Mobic, Cellcept, Accupril, Synagis, Paroxetine HCL, Hyzaar, Prograf, Copaxone, Geodon, Camptosar, Sustiva, Xalatan, Zosyn, Herceptin, Humira, Trileptal, Fluoxetine HCL, Zomig, Avapro, Allegra-D, Depakote Er, Ortho Evra, Pegasys, Provigil, Trizivir, Ditropan XL, Asacol, Niaspan, Coumadin, Prilosec, Proscar, Skelaxin, Diflucan, Natrecor, Propofol, Avandamet, Kytril, Lidoderm, Betaseron, Xopenex, Magnevist, Plendil, Gammar-P I.V., Omnicef, Zyvox, Reyataz, Elidel, Integrilin, Zemplar, Keppra, Gamunex, Metformin HCL, Actiq, Gleevec, Lisinopril, Hydrocodone W/Apap, Nasacort Aq, Albuterol, Omeprazole, Protonix Iv, Yasmin 28, Ultracet, Diprivan, Rhinocort Aqua, Epivir, Amaryl, Arimidex, Aloxi, Norvir, Glucovance, Zoladex, Taxol, Androgel, Ortho Tri-Cyclen, Serevent Diskus, Patanol, Zelnorm, Casodex, Biaxin XL, Thalomid, Cipro, Atenolol, Paroxetine HCL, Miacalcin, Cancidas, Avalide, Renagel, Duoneb, Avastin, Metformin HCL, Sandostatin Lar, Novolog, Tequin, Cephalexin, Erbitux, Omeprazole, Temodar, Avelox, Alphagan P, Venofer, Rebif, Atrovent, Viracept, Lescol XL, Amox Tr-Potassium Clavulanate, and hundreds more.

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According to the Wall Street Journal it's not just poor people who qualify for free medicine. To qualify, applicants must show they have no prescription insurance coverage; household income must be low enough that paying for medicine would pose a hardship; and that they make to much money to qualify for public assistance such as Medicaid. Individuals with family incomes ranging from below the national poverty level up to $38,000, and in some cases, families with annual incomes as high as $80,000 can receive free drugs.(39,200 for individuals, $52,800 for couples, or $80,000 for a family of four.)

Free Medicine Foundation, a patient-advocacy organization, connects patients to free or very low-cost prescription programs available to eliminate or substantially reduce their prescription drug bills.  Last year, over 7.6 million Americans of all ages utilized what the Wall Street Journal calls the best-kept secret in the drug business by taking advantage of "patient assistance programs." These programs help those who otherwise cannot afford prescription drugs receive their brand-name medications absolutely free.  For a $5 fee per prescription, Free Medicine Foundation wades through the complicated paperwork and coordinates drug distribution to eligible applicants.

As a part of their pledge that "no patient in need of medicines will do without them," over 160 leading drug companies including Pfizer, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Eli Lilly, Wyeth-Ayerst, Searle and Merck now offer their medications at no cost to patients. Pfizer currently donates more medicines to patients than any other pharmaceutical company. Last year, Pfizer helped approximately 1.4 million patients by providing 2.3 million prescriptions valued at nearly $345 million.  Brand-name drugs such as Lipitor©, Daypro©, Norvasc©, Neurontin©, Zocor©, Viagra© Glucophage© and hundreds more are covered under these programs.  Most all brand-name drugs are available for free to those who qualify.

Caregivers, churches and social organizations are encouraged to utilize Free Medicine Foundation's services.  Volunteers are needed to help spread the word to those who cannot afford the high costs of prescription medication. Send us an email at MedicalDiscounts@aol.com or call toll free (888) 380-6337 to request a free supply of brochures mailed to you that are designed to provide the patient/applicant with information and an application for this program. The initial application can be downloaded and printed for immediate use.

Apply For Free Meds By Mail        Apply For Free Meds Online

Free Prescription Medicine is Available ...

To be approved for free medicine enrollment, the primary requirements are:

	Are you caused financial hardship because of the high cost of your medicine?
	Do you not have medical insurance coverage that pays for outpatient prescription drugs?
	Have you maxed out or reached a cap on your outpatient prescription drug insurance coverage?
	Have you exhausted all your third party insurance and/or aid from Medicaid and social agencies?
	Are you taking care of your loved ones and paying for their prescription medication because they can't?

FREE Prescription Medicine!
 
It has often said that the best things in life are free and that expression can even be applied to something that's usually associated with a high price tag: prescription drugs. Yes, it's hard to believe — but it is true! It's a godsend for people on limited incomes.