Kansas Drug Card Information

Kansas Drug Card is partnered with companies that negotiates discounts directly with the pharmacies on over 20,000 name brand and generic drugs. These discounts are then passed directly on to cardholders. Who is eligible to participate in the Kansas Drug Card program? Membership to the Kansas Drug Card program has no requirements. Unlike insurance programs, there is no income, age, pre-existing condition, deductible, or waiting period restrictions. The program is designed to help patients nationwide who do not have prescription drug coverage or who have coverage but are subject to large deductibles, large co-pays, formulary limitations, dosing limitations, gaps, and/or any cash out-of-pocket expenses. How much does the Kansas Drug Card membership card cost? The Kansas Drug Card program is absolutely FREE. We provide this service to any and all Kansas residents that wish to save on their prescription prices. There are no premiums or deductibles associated with this program whatsoever. Printable cards are available free of charge from our website. Which prescription drugs do they cover? The Kansas Drug Card Program covers all FDA approved brand name and generic prescription medications. Use our medication pricing tool to search for your prescription. What is the typical savings amount? For the year 2012 the average savings was 32% off retail pricing for brand and generic drug prescriptions. How do I use the Kansas Drug Card? 1. Select a pharmacy: Kansas Drug Card is valid at over 56,000 network pharmacy locations nationwide. In most cases, your current pharmacy will be part of our network. 2. Submit your prescription: Present your prescription to the pharmacist. If you need to transfer a prescription, bring your empty prescription bottle or label with you to the pharmacy. 3. Present Kansas Drug Card: Your card's unique code provides the pharmacist with the appropriately discounted prescription price. The price on the prescription is based on the pharmacy's contracted agreement with Kansas Drug Card and our ...