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, so first thing I always do is ask the pharmacist about CVS cash prescription prices since sometimes paying out of pocket is actually cheaper than you think, and I also started using a prescription discount card for CVS like GoodRx or similar programs which can seriously slash the cost at the register, plus signing up for CVS ExtraCare pharmacy rewards is totally free and gives you back some money on eligible purchases over time, and another huge tip is to always ask about CVS generic medications instead of brand name drugs because the drugstore savings methods (
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