Check manufacturer websites and pharmacy websites directly for current coupons and discounts. Many pharmaceutical companies offer patient assistance programs that can significantly reduce your out-of-pocket costs. These programs often have income-based eligibility requirements.
Manufacturer Coupons and Savings Programs
Lilly, the manufacturer of Cialis, may offer coupons or rebates through their website or participating pharmacies. Look for these programs during online searches or ask your pharmacist.
Pharmacy-Specific Discounts and Programs
Large pharmacy chains like CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart frequently have their own prescription discount programs. These programs may provide lower prices on Cialis, even if you don’t have insurance. Compare prices across different pharmacies before purchasing your prescription. Consider using a prescription discount card from a third-party provider. Many such cards offer substantial savings on various medications, including Cialis.
Negotiating Prices
Don’t hesitate to discuss pricing options with your pharmacist. They can often advise on available discounts or suggest alternatives if Cialis proves too expensive. Consider purchasing a 90-day supply to potentially lower your per-pill cost.
