SingleCare is a free online tool and mobile app where users can find low prescription drug prices. You can sign up for free and use the service at no cost.

SingleCare negotiates fair drug prices directly with major pharmacies like CVS, Walmart, and Walgreens. We pass the savings onto our members, free of charge. To start saving with SingleCare, a member just needs to show the savings card to their pharmacist every time they fill a prescription at a participating pharmacy.

SingleCare and GoodRx make prescription drug prices more affordable for consumers. Both companies have identical aims, but SingleCare generally offers lower pricing and free delivery. The tradeoff is the extra features GoodRx offers in its paid plans and affordable telehealth appointments.

Martin Short Has a Dream About Lower-Cost Medicines as He Fronts SingleCare Campaign.

You may have heard that pharmacy savings cards are only for prescription medications. The truth is you can use SingleCare to save on common over-the-counter (OTC) treatments - like allergy medications or nicotine replacement therapies.

Supplier/Vendor/Pharma. SingleCare partnered with actor Martin Short on a national television and digital advertising campaign to educate Americans about how SingleCare can help them save on their prescription drugs.

80% SingleCare works directly with pharmacies to negotiate up to 80% off prescription prices. We pass these savings onto our members, free of charge.

Despite what you may have heard, SingleCare is legitimate and good for your patients and for the pharmacies. SingleCare partners directly with pharmacies, which lets us offer your patients lower prices.

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Get the card FREE - available in three ways

1. Print your card from singlecare.com. ​
2. Download the SingleCare app on your smartphone. ​
3. Call SingleCare at 800-960-6918 to have a card mailed to you.

Dan Schneider Netflix's The Pharmacist tells the true story of Dan Schneider and his intense journey to stop drug abuse in the United States. The story begins as Schneider, a Louisiana-based pharmacist, solves the murder of his son, discovering a major twist in the process.

The pharmacist's role is concluded through a concept formulated by WHO and FIP (International Pharmaceutical Federation) called the “Seven-Star Pharmacist” in which a pharmacist is described as a caregiver, communicator, decision-maker, teacher, lifelong learner, leader, and manager.