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No-Cost Prescriptions. Save on Co-Pays

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Emcee: rem	Type: Unmoderated

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If you are stuck with 20% co-payments, this pharmacy absorbs that share and just takes the 80% from the insurance company. They do all the paperwork and deliver free in the US if the value is over a certain amount. Worth checking out at bestdealsonthenet.com

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4	That really isn't cheaper. They serve those without coverage on prescripti	rem	-	3/26/1999
3	That really isn't cheaper. The serve those without coverage on prescriptio	rem	-	3/26/1999
2	Certainly will. But for those who don't have any prescription coverage suc	Barney	-	3/9/1999
1	This should be valuable to lots of people.	rem	-	2/20/1999

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