PRESCRIPTIONS
Epilepsy medications are a necessity and often quite expensive. Doctors can usually offer suggestions on how to get prescription medications at a reduced cost and, in some cases, free of charge.
There are, however, other options available and we have some of them listed below.
Universal Prescriptions
Call and ask for Donna Evans: (800) 556-0669
Connecticut State Medical Society
Costco Pharmacy
CVS
GoodRx, Inc.
Needy Meds
Partnership for Prescription Assistance
Together Rx Access
WalMart
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