Quick-start Guide: To Print or Not to Print?

If you’ve ever looked closely at a ScriptSave WellRx card or coupon, you’ve probably noticed some strange-looking codes and numbers on it (E.g. ID#, followed by Group # = 977, RxBIN = 006053 and RxPCN = MSC). These codes may not seem like much but, to the pharmacist, they are critical.

“Print” Your Coupons … Without a Printer. A Quick-start Guide, from “ScriptSave University”

When your pharmacist enters those details into their computer, they are able to see the special price we have negotiated for your prescription. When the pharmacist has no codes to enter, the computer will simply display the regular cash price for your medication.

In short: the codes on your discount card help determine the price you pay out-of-pocket at the pharmacy.

Get Your Prescription Coupons Without a Printer

At this point, you may be wondering if you’re required to print your prescription coupons or card in order to use ScriptSave WellRx. The short answer to this question is, no. Printing a physical card/coupon is not necessary to save on your medications, as long as you have the proper codes to show your pharmacist. In fact, between our website and mobile app, if you don’t have access to a printer, you certainly still have options:

1. If you install the ScriptSave WellRx mobile app (available for both Apple and Android), you’ll find a digital version of a savings card when you open the app.
2. If you don’t want the app, but you do want a digital card for your phone, you can visit the ScriptSave WellRx website and select the “Download Card” option from the “Get Savings Card” page.
3. If you don’t want to download a card to your mobile device, but you still want to be able to access the all-important details from your phone, you can email yourself a card (also from the “Get Saving Card” page).
4. If you think you might lose track of an emailed card, you can use the camera on your phone to take a photo of your screen. Then just show the photo to the pharmacist when you fill your prescription.
5. If your phone can’t store photos, we can send you the important details via a text message (then just show the text message to the pharmacist).

If none of these options work for you, there is another easy solution: simply write the codes from your Rx savings card or coupon on a piece of paper and show it to your pharmacist when picking up your medication. (When you visit the pharmacy, hand the paper to the pharmacist and say, “Could you ring up my prescription using these processing codes, please?”)

More Quick-start Guides:

• Getting the most accurate price-estimates
• All about the Medicine Chest
• Save more with a multi-stop price-check
• Set-up Reminders & Alerts
• Dangerous interactions
• Tracking side effects
• Help with your groceries
• Helping others. Rate a pharmacy
• “Print” your coupons … without a printer
• How to access Copay Cards and Assistance Programs
• Beat Your Copay