Not a good deal I understood the $79 per month charge was what I would be paying for my prescription for Eliquis, not an advocacy fee! I did understand there was a $50 initial administration fee which was non-refundable. The entire process took two months before I received a letter from the pharmaceutical company saying I was denied. When I called to cancel with Prescription Lifeline, I found out I was out $208 ($50 plus 2 months) for absolutely nothing!

co pays and correct price of meds The Gentleman and Lady did their best to help me with being able to afford repatha but the AARP would pay $200.00 of the $666.00 that Walgreens charged and therefore we have to wait until October of this year to change, but thank you so much for all your help and my God Bless you indeed Pam Wilson

Excellent Customer Service Excellent Customer Service from Scott Yanhkee and Michael Gomez. Both reps were knowledgeable, professional and yet kind and caring. It is quite pleasing these days to receive this kind of service since, customer service is nearly non-existent. Both of these CS Reps should be recognized for their great service. Thank you. Sharon DuBreuil

Everyone during the process was helpful… Everyone during the process was helpful and kind. Representatives were knowledgeable and able to answer any questions I had. What really stood out to me was when I called I was able to speak to a someone which is not ever the case these days.

Very informative Very informative, proffesional and pleasant.. Great help. Accomplished what my previous ra doctor couldn't in a few years and got things going. I realize their is no guarantee this drug is going to work. I have something now I can at least afford to try. Thankyou.