The LibertyRx Prescription Program

"In the past, I paid the chain pharmacy $332.94 a month (Medicare's donut-hole's "negotiated price") for all four drugs. Membership in LibertyRx now reduces this to $78.09, saving me $254.85 each month. . .  If you find an Rx savings program that is equal or better than Liberty's please tell me about it." - (continue reading below)

Stewart Ogilby, Sarasota, Florida
(941) 545-3600

A PERSONAL NOTE:

Three years ago, as the result of my getting failing grades on a routine stress test, a doctor installed a stent in my left anterior descending coronary artery at a location charmingly referred to by cardiologists as "the widow maker". Although I felt fine, with never a symptom before being stented, doctors tell me that I "dodged a bullet". Passing grades on a recent stress test indicate that the stent is functioning as intended. I feel better than ever despite being three years older.

I went from never taking prescription meds on a regular basis to a prescription for four drugs, Lipitor, Toprol, Lisinopril and Plavix, each taken once a day. The local chain-pharmacy provided an affordable Plavix generic until it was pulled from the U.S. market due to a lawsuit brought by the brand's manufacturer. Since then, over 25 million patients purchasing Plavix in the U.S have had to buy the brand, paying a higher price to protect corporate profits.

Toward year-end I reach Medicare's Part-D doughnut hole. Right after the last time I reached the doughnut hole I heard about the LibertyRx membership program. Before I was able to receive meds from LibertyRx I needed a supply of my four regular meds. In addition to a two-week supply of the three other drugs, I paid my local chain pharmacy $78.79 for fifteen Plavix 75mg tablets. Fifteen USFDA-approved Plavix tablets cost LibertyRx members under $9.00. I save around $140 a month on this one item. The fact that it happens to be shipped to me from a plant located in India is insignificant to me. Read labels on prescriptions filled by your local pharmacy to see where the drugs are manufactured.

In the past, I paid the chain pharmacy $332.94 a month (Medicare's donut-hole's "negotiated price") for all four drugs. Membership in LibertyRx now reduces this to $78.09, saving me $254.85 each month.

Liberty buys from only USFDA approved sources. U.S. drug companies have plants and offices in foreign countries. These same sources supply U.S. retail pharmacies. Prescriptions filled by LibertyRx are shipped directly to members. There is no chance for a 3rd-party error.

These huge savings are available on an affordable membership basis. Everyone joining LibertyRx pays a one-time application fee of $20.00 and individual membership is $24.95 a month. Membership covering the family is only $29.95 a month.

When your enrollment form is received you will be immediately mailed a Membership Packet containing full details and easy instructions. If you find an Rx savings program that is equal or better than Liberty's please tell me about it.