FAQs

Yes. Many drugs for pets are also human drugs. Ask your veterinarian if there is a human equivalent and dosage for your pet. If so, your vet can write a prescription to be filled with your ScriptSave WellRx savings card at most of our participating pharmacies. Learn more about Pet Savings.

Your card is good for prescription medicine savings at 65,000 pharmacies nationwide. Registered ScriptSave WellRx users have access to many convenient features that make their cards even more valuable, and we're working on adding even more features to our website in the future. Create an Account today! It's easy and free.

If you do not wish to register, no problem. Simply download your ScriptSave WellRx Mobile App or Get your Savings Card, click on Price Drugs and enter the prescription medication you wish to price. Then present the card at any of the thousands of participating pharmacies nationwide and receive your instant savings. It's that easy! There is no paperwork to complete and no limit on usage. Remember to show your card to the pharmacist each time you fill or refill a prescription.

You may have received an invite code from one of our program partners. Invite codes enable our program partners to provide additional offers and discounts to you for being a valued customer. Offers will vary depending on which of our partners provided you the code. For more information on the potential offers, check with the partner that provided you the invite code.

You will have the option to enter an invite code when generating a savings card or when creating an account. If you choose to enter a code, a confirmation message will display and the invite code will be associated with your savings card. If you already have a savings card and would like to apply an invite code, you can access the invite code entry screen from the main menu navigation or by logging into your account if you have created one. Once an invite code has been entered, any subsequent invite codes entered will be captured but will not be reflected on your savings card.

My Medicine Chest is your personal medication record that can help you remember to take your medications. Easily keep track of the prescriptions and over-the-counter drugs you use. Using the Medicine Chest ensures you have access to a list of all of your medications, regardless of which doctor you are seeing.

Features include:

• Store and manage your medication list
• Medication information and videos
• Import medications directly from your pharmacy, healthcare provider, clinic or hospital.
• Track symptoms and side effects with the medication journal and mood log
• Pill and refill reminders
• Medication pricing updates for your active medications

With just a few simple steps, you can set hourly, daily, or weekly reminders to take your medications. With the refill reminders, you can set alerts so you'll never risk running out of your medications.

If you have created a ScriptSave WellRx account, you can locate your savings card by logging into your account. Once logged in, your "My Account" page will display your savings card along with the option to text, print, download or email the card.

If you did not create a ScriptSave WellRx account, you can request a replacement savings card by visiting the Get a Replacement Card link on the website. After verifying your information, your savings card will display with the option to text, print, download or email the card.

Are generic prescription drugs really as good as brand name drugs?
"A" rated generics meet the same quality standards as brand name prescription drugs and thus provide the same medical benefits. A drug that is "A" rated by the FDA as a generic equivalent contains identical active ingredients as the brand name drug, the same dosage as the brand name drug, and delivers the same concentrations of drug to the bloodstream within the same amount of time. Other than the price, there is little difference when comparing generic vs brand name drugs, although the shape or color of the generic you buy is likely to be different from brand name medicines. Contact us if you have additional questions about generic vs brand name drugs.

Generic prescription drugs are available only when the patent for the original brand name drug has expired. The patents for many popular brand name drugs have recently expired. However, if a generic is not available, there may be an alternative medication in the same pharmaceutical class that is less expensive or that does have a generic equivalent. Ask your physician if such an alternative would be right for you.