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SingleCare focuses on improving cardiovascular health during American Heart Month with blogs offering tips on supplements, spotting signs of inflammation, diet for heart palpitations, and stress test expectations.
The article highlights SingleCare’s commitment to helping customers save on prescription and over-the-counter medications.
Customers can save on prescriptions by using SingleCare’s savings card, following a simple process of downloading the app, searching for medication, and using a drug coupon at the pharmacy.
February reviews from SingleCare customers showcase the significant savings and benefits of using the service for prescription costs.
What was your favorite thing about February? Maybe it was spending Valentine’s Day with your sweetheart or watching the Chiefs win the Super Bowl. Or maybe, if you’re a cold weather lover, it was when Phil the groundhog saw his shadow, predicting another 6 weeks of winter!
Did you know that February is also American Heart Month? At SingleCare, we want to help you look after your cardiovascular health. On The Checkup, this month’s blogs are full of great tips, like what supplements to take to lower your blood pressure, how to spot signs of inflammation, the best diet for heart palpitations, and what to expect when your healthcare provider orders a stress test.
As always, we’re here to help you save big on your prescription and over-the-counter (OTC) medications, just like the customers below! Here are our favorite February reviews:
You too can save on prescription costs with SingleCare’s savings card! If you haven’t used SingleCare for prescription savings yet, it’s easy! Just follow these three steps the next time you are prescribed medication—or need an OTC drug:
- Download our iOS or Android app or go to our website.
- Search for your medication, making sure to adjust for quantity, dosage, and zip code.
- Choose the pharmacy closest to you and either print, text, or email yourself a free drug coupon.
When you go to the pharmacy, show your pharmacist the coupon. Here’s to saving!