MyRxSaver.com Launched by Colburn Consulting, Inc. To Reduce Costs Of Prescription Drugs

Feb. 20, 2012 - PRLog -- The lack of healthcare coverage in the United States creates a financial burden on Americans not only with the initial doctor visit, but for months or years later as the cost of prescriptions skyrocket. That's why Colburn Consulting, Inc. recently launched MyRxSaver.com. By negotiating group discounts, http://MyRxSaver.com has been able to reduce prescriptions by as much as 80%.

"Purchasing prescriptions on the Internet can save you money", says Russ Colburn, President of Colburn Consulting, Inc., "but do you know who you are buying from? Do you feel safe about the drugs you are going to receive?

"We felt there had to be a better option. So we launched http://MyRxSaver.com, which is able to offer prescription drug coupons ranging from about 10% to 80% off normal pharmacy pricing. The best thing about the program is that you can use your local pharmacy - the same pharmacy you know and trust. You print the discount card, take it to your pharmacy, and save. No membership is required. And because it's not insurance, there are no monthly fees - or any fees at all."

By grouping customers together to create a large buying group, prices can be negotiated at great savings to the individual. The MyRxSaver.com discount card is also a great Medicare "donut hole" filler.

All FDA approved Brand and Generic prescriptions are covered by MyRxSaver.com. Pet medications are also covered. The only limitation to the MyRxSaver.com Discount Card is that you cannot combine it with your insurance card.

"Everyone knows how much prescriptions can cost and everyone has a friend or family member without insurance coverage. The MyRxSaver.com Discount Card can save them hundreds of dollars every year on those expensive prescription costs", Russ says. "In the three months we've had the program operational, thousands of people have printed the http://MyRxSaver.com Discount Card and we expect thousands more to begin using it as more and more people learn about our program."