25 prescription drugs have tripled in price since hitting the market ... But not to those who know this

Drug prices are on the rise according to this article. Here are two ways to not be affected, regardless of age or health condition. First, here's the article:

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The average prices of top-selling drugs used by Medicare enrollees have tripled in cost since coming on the market, a new report from AARP has found. List prices for these drugs have increased by an average of 226%, rising at a considerably higher rate than inflation, and AARP officials said this reflected a general trend in the pharmaceutical industry. The report also points to recently passed legislation that allows Medicare to negotiate drug prices in an effort to moderate rising drug costs for both Medicare enrollees and those in private health plans.

The AARP study noted that drug price increases cause real hardships for consumers. “This pricing behavior can be particularly challenging for Medicare Part D enrollees, who take an average of four or five prescription drugs every month and often face cost sharing that is directly affected by drug price increases,” the report said. “One in five older adults report engaging in cost-coping strategies such as not filling a prescription or skipping doses to save money on their prescription medications.”

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Here are the two ways to never have to pay high prices for prescriptions ever again:

Number one: 

The quickest and easiest way would be to get your RXPrime Discount Prescription card here and save up to 80% on every med. 

Click here to learn more, get your RXPrime Card, and search for the closest pharmacy. This card works at CVS, Walgreens, Walmart and other larger pharmacies. It will not work at the smaller pharmacies connected and operated by a hospital. Remember, you are not obligated to purchase at these convenience hospital locations. This is the only HIPPA compliant card; they don't sell your information and it is not insurance; it is a discount prescription card. If you have questions, there is an 800# at the site. 

Number two: 

Join Impact Health Sharing. You will save up to 70% on healthcare and close to 90% on meds. Even if you are ineligible for healthcare through Impact because of a precondition, you may still be able to save on your meds. These people are professionals and great to talk with on the phone. I am an authorized Impact Health Share representative and you can certainly use the contact form on this page to communicate with me but I'm going to give you a direct link to my ACN webpage where you can request information and they will get back to you. CLICK HERE. 

Remember, if you have questions please contact me via the contact form on this page. 

Make it a great day! 

Terry Scott 

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