For U.S. patients with migraine headaches, epilepsy and Parkinson's disease, getting prescription drugs through an ordinary ...

The price was lowered to $60.50 last year.” Cost Plus Drugs can offer significant savings on certain prescription drugs, but there are some downsides, too — particularly for people with Medicare.

The partnership allows Cost Plus Drugs program participants to pick up their prescriptions at the chain's pharmacies.

Cost Plus Drugs doesn’t sell brand-name drugs (which tend to be the most expensive). You’d owe steep and permanent penalties for going without Medicare Part D coverage, so it’s not a good idea to drop ...

Cost Plus Drugs could be a good option for potential savings on generic drugs, even for people who already have other Medicare prescription drug coverage. However, there are also some Medicare ...

The price was lowered to $60.50 last year.” Cost Plus Drugs can offer significant savings on certain prescription drugs, but there are some downsides, too — particularly for people with Medicare.

The price was lowered to $60.50 last year.” Cost Plus Drugs can offer significant savings on certain prescription drugs, but there are some downsides, too — particularly for people with Medicare.