Explore manufacturer coupons. Many pharmaceutical companies offer savings programs; check the Cialis website.
Use a prescription discount card. Several companies provide cards offering discounts at participating pharmacies. Compare options to find the best deal.
Compare prices across pharmacies. Prices vary significantly between pharmacies, even within the same chain. Call ahead or check online.
Consider a 90-day supply. Purchasing a larger quantity often results in a lower per-pill cost.
Ask about generic alternatives. Tadalafil, the generic version of Cialis, is usually cheaper. Discuss this with your doctor.
Negotiate directly with your pharmacy. Explain your financial constraints and inquire about possible discounts or payment plans. Be polite but firm.
Check for patient assistance programs. Pharmaceutical companies sometimes offer programs to help patients afford medications. Eligibility requirements vary.
Explore telehealth options. Online telehealth services may offer lower prices on prescriptions compared to traditional pharmacies. Research options carefully.
Consider importing medications (legally). Importing medication from other countries can be cheaper, but legality and safety must be confirmed before attempting.
Shop around during sales periods. Pharmacies sometimes run sales on prescription medications. Look for these opportunities.
