Over spending at Costco

[vino_er_coach]

Wow Costco fee is a huge difference if a person is on a lot of meds. of note, you can always try to negotiate on dispensing fees with your pharmacist. Years ago, my meds cost around $1200 a month I told the pharmacist that I was giving more than enough business and wanted the pharmacy owner to waive my dispensing fees. They did even more than that, the whole family was free for years! of note, that was a small privately owned pharmacy

Yep. I did the same thing.

We have really good benefits coverage for medications. The only thing that I have to pay for is the difference in fees. Due to the amount of medications we have, they waive the difference in fees.

We also moved from one city to another. Instead of transferring our medications to a new pharmacy, they deliver everything to my home, for free, once every 2 weeks because one of the technicians lives 10 minutes from my house. Making strong relationships with people is key.


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[SnowFlakey]

Well, my daughter did a Costco run this morning. Her total bill was just over $425; $265 of which was mine. I know my prices so i made a list and e- transferred her the money. I am stocked up for the winter on Quaker Oats, brown suger, maraschino cherries, olives stuffed with garlic, social tea boscuits, frozen croissants, frozen baguettes, toilet paper, tims coffe (which was on sale); cat food, rice, walnuts, and a few other things.

[Thatdone]

Well, my daughter did a Costco run this morning. Her total bill was just over $425; $265 of which was mine. I know my prices so i made a list and e- transferred her the money. I am stocked up for the winter on Quaker Oats, brown suger, maraschino cherries, olives stuffed with garlic, social tea boscuits, frozen croissants, frozen baguettes, toilet paper, tims coffe (which was on sale); cat food, rice, walnuts, and a few other things.

Olives stuffed with garlic are the best