RxCut® can save you up to 80% on your generic prescription medication.

Save on your generic and brand prescriptions if you are uninsured or even if you have insurance or another program!

RxCut® will not charge you membership fees or collect your personal information.

Start Saving Today

The FREE RxCut® prescription savings card provides you access to the absolute lowest price on your prescriptions; the lesser of the RxCut® discounted price, your insurance copayment or the pharmacy cash price.

Start saving immediately simply by submitting this card to the pharmacy with your prescription. This program can help those with or without insurance save on prescription medications. Always check the RxCut® price!

The Program Highlights

No enrollment fees
Everyone qualifies
All cards are active
Unlimited uses
Never expires
Works for pet medications
No activation or enrollment
No personal information needed
Works for all FDA approved prescription medications
Share your card or print one for your family, friends, co-workers and your community

Get The Lowest Price

Let us help you save even more by finding the lowest priced pharmacy for you!

Check our exclusive pharmacy price search to find the lowest priced pharmacy for all of your medications.

RxCut® cardholders have saved over

Recent Member Savings

Date	Medication	Count	Retail	Paid	Savings		Pharmacy	Location
07/15/2019	GUANFACINE HCL ER 3 MG TABLET	30	$264.87	$19.90	$244.97	92%	WALMART PHARMACY 10-4240	HIGHLAND VILLAGE, TX
07/15/2019	OXYCODONE HCL 15 MG TABLET	180	$341.06	$76.08	$264.98	78%	MG PHARMACY	PHOENIX, AZ
07/15/2019	ONDANSETRON HCL 4 MG TABLET	60	$379.99	$30.62	$349.37	92%	RITE AID PHARMACY 05658	SAN DIEGO, CA
07/15/2019	ATORVASTATIN 20 MG TABLET	30	$177.72	$13.93	$163.79	92%	KATZ DRUG STORE	BROOKLYN, NY
07/15/2019	HYDROXYCHLOROQUINE 200 MG TAB	45	$256.07	$38.49	$217.58	85%	REALO DISCOUNT DRUGS	JACKSONVILLE, NC

Your card is accepted at all major chains as well as most independent pharmacies.

“Thank you, I was given this card and it helped me save on my prescriptions.”

Debra Wible