A week or so ago, I looked online for a cheaper price for a couple of prescriptions that I needed to have refilled. I quickly stumbled across Blink Health, researched it a bit (read reviews, checked to make sure it was not a scam, etc…), then I decided to take the plunge and try it! A prescription that would normally cost pennies under $180 was priced a bit over $16 (and with the “five dollars off” my first prescription, I paid less than $12 for it!). I paid via the app, then picked it up at my regular local pharmacy with no problem at all!
I wanted to wait until I received the medicine - to confirm that the entire process really was as easy (and CHEAP) as they tout online ~ and it is really that easy and cheap!
Disclaimer: The link below includes a ‘referral link code’ at the end. If you decide to check out Blink, and click on the link ‘as is’, then you will save $15 off your first prescription, and I will save $15 off my next prescription.
However, if you just don’t want to save a few extra dollars (and help me save a few extra dollars, too…), then just copy/paste the link w/o the referral code… You will still save $5 from your first prescription, and it’s not going to hurt my feelings either way (I won’t know the difference until you say something about it - LOL!). Of course, saving $15 with the referral link is like 300% better than just saving a measly five bucks, right?
Here is the referral link. Like I said, if you use the full link (with the referral code), we both save $15!
(If not, then you will still save $5… )
Lisa,
Would you mind disclosing at the top of your post that you are posting this as an affiliate or possibly bolding that disclosure. Not saying your doing anything, just missed the disclosure in my first reading.
The fact that it’s a referral link is already in bold, and mentioned more than once, plus I advised that the referral code can just be excluded from the URL to bypass it if desired; so, it seems to be pretty clear to me.
A few more things to note:
I posted this because I was not only happy to see that such a great service is available; but, that it is also very easy to use and saved me a LOT of money on the one prescription I purchased through them so far and I wanted to share this information with others who may also be looking to save money on prescriptions.
I do not stand to earn any payments from the link. At best, someone will get $15 off their first prescription (instead of the standard $5 off their first prescription), and I would get $15 off my next prescription (which I won’t even need to refill for three more months now…).
I made a point to bold (and repeatedly mention) the referral link - and how people can avoid taking advantage of extra savings, if that’s what they prefer - because being honest and upfront about things like that is important to me.
I also made a point to research (and confirm through my own experience) that it was a legit program - prior to sharing the information, because that kind of thing is also important to me.
I hope this information comes in handy for those who may be looking for cheaper options for some of their prescriptions. I am not sure which medicines are covered; because I only looked for what I needed at the time. If the information can help even one person, then it was more than worth the few minutes to type the post. Hopefully it is helpful to many people - whether they want to use the referral code or not.
So you think it is reasonable to ask someone else to go out of their way because [color=RED]YOU[/color] “missed” something?
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(Note: I proactively bolded, capitalized, and highlighted in red those parts I didn’t want you to miss. You are welcome.)
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