Montenegro Racing Forum
Salvage Area => Office => Topic started by: WilheminaL on August 05, 2026, 10:25:02 PM
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Hey everyone, I just wanted to share some tips I picked up recently about how to save at CVS without insurance because honestly the prices can be shocking if you walk in unprepared, but after doing some digging I found that using a prescription discount card for CVS can seriously slash your costs, and some people swear by GoodRx or similar apps that work right at the counter to get you cheap prescriptions at CVS that are sometimes even lower than what insured people pay, plus CVS cash prescription prices are sometimes more reasonable than you think especially if you ask the pharmacist directly about CVS generic medications since switching from brand name to generic saved me a ton, and do not sleep on CVS ExtraCare pharmacy rewards because stacking those points adds up over time, and I have also seen people use CVS prescription coupons from the weekly ad or even printed at the kiosk in store, so combining a CVS discount card with ExtraCare and generics is honestly the best strategy I have found for CVS prescription discounts, and the pharmacists at my location were super helpful when I just asked about CVS retail pharmacy discount programs (https://wikaribbean.org/index.php/CVS_Discount_Card_Mistakes_That_Are_Costing_You_More_Than_You_Think (https://wikaribbean.org/index.php/CVS_Discount_Card_Mistakes_That_Are_Costing_You_More_Than_You_Think)) without insurance options so do not be shy about asking them directly.