Most consumers would prepay for prescriptions for a discount, survey finds

Sixty-four percent of consumers reported that they would jump on an opportunity to prepay for medications to receive a discounted price, according to a survey from DrFirst, a provider of e-prescribing and patient medication management solutions.

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The online survey, released Jan. 23, also showed that more than 75 percent of respondents tried to obtain coupons or drug discounts for a new medication, either online or through a pharmacist.

The survey involved 200 consumers who had filled at least one prescription in the last six months.

Access the full survey results here.

 

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