In this workshop-style YouTube presentation, Matt Koppin introduces his suite of services designed to help consumers lower their prescription drug costs. He begins by outlining three major problems with current drug plans: increasingly strict prior authorizations, drugs being moved to higher cost tiers (e.g., a Tier 2 drug shifting to Tier 4 and triggering a $615 deductible), and the merging of medical and pharmacy deductibles that can delay coverage. Koppin then walks through his solutions. The free RX Discovery Checklist helps users map out potential savings. The RxBasic option is a low‑cost drug‑finding tool for people without coverage or whose drugs are denied. The flagship Rx Platinum Method is a step‑by‑step program that leverages both national and international sourcing, manufacturer assistance programs, and a systematic process to locate the cheapest price for any prescription. For those who want an even more hands‑off approach, the Rx Platinum List provides a pre‑populated spreadsheet with alphabetical drug entries linked directly to low‑cost sources. He highlights categories where savings are especially large—blood pressure, cholesterol, blood thinners, and respiratory medications—and shares a concrete case where a Medicare beneficiary’s $615 drug deductible was reduced to under $200 using the Rx Platinum Method. Throughout, Koppin emphasizes that his tools can dramatically cut out‑of‑pocket expenses and often pay for themselves.
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On this— hello guys, I'm going to talk to you about my RX Platinum Workshop. As we talk about in the RX Platinum Shop, you'll be able to see in here we have the RX Discovery Checklist. Now it's my normal, it's free to you, you can come and access it, but it is one of the things that kind of break down and go into the full options of what else is out there as far as finding a prescription. I'll be honest with you, recently I've been helping— I've helped probably like 4 or 5 people in the last week find drugs, you know, way better pricing than what their drug plans have today. And that's kind of sad. I am going to go over a few things here about drug plans just in general, because I'm finding that in every aspect, in every direction, because you can go into the marketplace, which used to have like phenomenal drug plans. Well, here's the issues I'm running into. For one, prior authorizations are getting harder to get approved by insurance companies. So just remember, you're trying to get a prescription, it may be harder and harder to get if it's got a prior authorization on it. Number 2 on the list is a drug being changed from its tier level, meaning it may have been a generic last year, covered really well, This year, not so well, man. I don't— for instance, had a prescription, and we're going to take a look at it here in a minute, but basically it was like $15 for 90-day supply. I changed from a Tier 2 drug over to a Tier 4 drug. With it going from a Tier 2 to Tier 4, it gave them a whole deductible to meet right off the bat. So they had to meet a $615 deductible to get this drug covered through their prescription drug plan now. So something that actually went from $15 every quarter, which $60 a year, has now went up to $117 for basically a month. You know, I'm sorry, $117 for a quarter. So every quarter they'd pay over $400, it basically would be about $500 for the year. As it goes down, I guess you could say it's $460, but, but in general, um, you, you're looking at one product that basically changed the whole grand scheme of a prescription drug. And then we go on to the third problem that we have with drug plans. And that's when they move their health deductible into the prescription deductible. So they now just combined your, your health deductible with your prescription deductible now. So basically it can be a win-win, it can be a lose-lose. Some people was like, I'm never going to hit my health deductible, never would hit my medical deductible to get, you know, to get the pharmacy deductible, you know, covered. But now with them combined, you know, it's, it's like, wow, you might not get your prescriptions covered for a while under a plan like that. So, you know, when we look at some of these plans, um, I have the RxBasic option out there, and it helps find people some of the better pricing on the drugs. I'll be honest, this program I'm about to bring up to you and beat a lot of these plans out on these programs. But on RxBasic, I just talk about how you can find better pricing when it comes to a name brand drug or generic. It doesn't matter. Essentially, they have some tools in there that you can find, and basically it helps you find all your prescriptions at much lower pricing. That is if you don't have any coverage, as well as say you you couldn't get a drug covered, or, you know, basically it's an appeal that you have to go through to get that drug covered. And it can be a process, but nowadays you have a lot of manufacturing programs, things like that. And we do do checkups for folks, see if they can get a better pricing. Um, you check that out as well. We'll look at the Rx Platinum Method. Now this is my program, and I'll be honest, this thing is is, is, I mean, awesome type program. I basically am just going step by step through the process of how to find lower cost drugs. Um, this organization that I use, they have came out with the system to basically find some of the lowest cost in drugs internationally as well as nationally. And so what's basically so nice about it is You can go out, you know, check on a drug through my system here and see if it's beating what you're paying at the pharmacy. I'll be honest, a lot of you just paid a ton for, for certain prescriptions. Some of you can't help it though, I'm be honest. It's not like this thing's going to fix the, the peptide world. Now there is other ways to get peptides. I didn't bring it up in this program, but a lot of us, because of you know, there is some health and stuff like that deal with that because of preserving, uh, the mixture and all that kind of stuff. So I kind of left it to, you know, more of the scenarios of going out and finding the actual pharmaceutical drug cost and narrowing it down. But on this plan, I mean, we got so many that we can save on. Just to name mostly blood pressure and cholesterol. As well as, um, when you get to your major, major expensive drugs, blood thinners, um, and then respiratory drugs. There's a lot in this one that you can save a lot on those prescriptions with. And so do highly recommend this Rx Platinum method. And so, um, I mean, I got one person that hit $615 on their drug deductible through Medicare and just swapping over to this program, they won't even pay $200 the whole year. I mean, the whole year for their drug, and they hit $615 right off the bat, first, first month of the year. So that program is well covering itself. And then Rx Platinum List, this is an all-done-for-you program. Essentially, I have a a link and it essentially loads up my spreadsheet and I've already got links directly straight out to this. And so all you have to do is click and play. So essentially, if you had a prescription you're looking for, it's in alphabetical order, you just go and find it, you click on it and it sends you to a section to find that drug to be the least or less cost that you can. And so I recommend this one for a lot of folks. You got You got to go out, get this product if you're looking at, you know, doing something. But Rx Platinum Method will cover a lot of that too, but this list is already done for you and it fills in the gaps of what, you know, if you don't want to go through the course that I have built in Rx Method, method. So, well, Rx Platinum list is there for that. Let's take a look at this program.
