Two products help you save on prescriptions. Rx Basic is a checklist for medication questions when doctors aren't available. Rx Platinum finds generic alternatives and works across retail and discount pharmacy programs.
You need to get the Rx Basic. It's basically a breakdown of this checklist. It gives you a little bit more information, definitely gives you a lot more detail on what you can and what you can't do as far as, you know, answering some questions, especially if you don't get it from the doctors or you don't get it from your pharmacy. But there is a lot out there. And then on top of that, you get the Rx Platinum Method. That Platinum Method is, is key to none. It's nothing even close to how good any of these other products are, but it is by far almost superior to just about any drug plan out there. Now, one thing about getting Rx Platinum list is this is a done-for-you program. It's ready to go. All you do is click and go, and it sends you straight to a good checkout of what all the drugs are out there. Biggest thing is, is finding generics. I think the Rx Platinum method does a little better job getting into the generic side of it. But it definitely can help you whether you go to a retail or hometown pharmacy, and even if you use some other type of discount programs, it still may be a lot of them, even the biggest ones out there.
