Several supermarket pharmacies offer free prescriptions. For example, at Meijer Pharmacies, you can get a 14-day supply of Amoxicillin, Cephalexin, SMZ-TMP and other select antibiotics for free with a doctor’s prescription, regardless of what insurance you have. At PriceChopper, you can access free diabetes medication and supplies through the store’s Diabetes Advantedge Plan.
And Publix’s Free Medication Program offers both select antibiotics and diabetes medication (Metformin), as well as Amlodipine and Lisinopril for high blood pressure, at no cost. You might need to enroll in a pharmacy loyalty program to receive the free drugs.
Pharmaceutical companies also offer free and low-cost drugs to low-income people without prescription-drug insurance. You can use the RxAssist database to find free medication through drug companies’ patient assistance programs.
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