If your medicine is not listed, then here are some options:

1. Check back on NeedyMeds regularly. The programs change often as drugs are added and dropped, dosages change and new programs are created.
2. Look for PAPs for all your medicines. Look for programs for your less-expensive drugs to help your budget.
3. Use the NeedyMeds Drug Discount Card to see if you may be able to obtain a lower price for the medication.
4. Look for other types of assistance on this website:
• Diagnosis-Based Assistance lists programs that provide a wide range of assistance for the costs of specific health problems.
• Government Programs are government-sponsored programs in each state that provide health care assistance.
• Other Drug Discount Cards. There are three categories: drug company discount cards, drug company discount cards for Medicare Part D enrollees and state discount cards.
• $4 Generics. Some retail chains offer extensive lists of generic drugs at low cost. Here are a few:
  Giant Eagle 30-day supply $4
  K-Mart 30-day supply $4
  Kroger Pharmacy 30-day supply $4
  Target 30-day supply $4
  WalMart 30-day supply $4
  Winn Dixie 30-day supply $4
  ShopRite 30-day supply $4
  Fred Myer 30-day supply $4
  Pathmark 30-day supply $4