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Our group insurance was always superior. Spouse worked in hospital for 35 years, and it was one of the great benefits of the job (no deductibles). I do know that places I worked through the years couldn't provide anything like what we had. Mail-order Rx was always $5 for 90 days, and that's for generics. Whenever I checked for Rx and others, it was never lower, and a bit higher. It also requires going to the pharmacy monthly (at least for us). But I know it works for many.Guys, I'm 61, so a few years away from medicare, but close enough to start paying attention. I apologize in advance if this has already been addressed elsewhere, but reading through this thread, the question of using discount apps comes to mind. We currently have private insurance, but find using an app, like goodrx, is much cheaper than using our prescription insurance. Even though the prescription payments don't go toward our deductible, we get all of our prescriptions through goodrx at a substantial savings. We currently don't have any prescriptions near the magnitude of what's been mentioned here, but was wondering if this route had been tried for these high price drugs and what the results were?
Here is a coupon from Rx for ShopRite.
Balversa
56 tablets 4mg
$22,935