Does a new prescription for a med I'm already on count for
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ugh rabies |
Does a new prescription for a med I'm already on count for |
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Posts: 565 (10/07/2009 11:24 AM) |
my $20 free Target gift card with a new or transferred prescription?! I already get my BC through them but just got a new prescription from a new doctor for
this coming year. It's the same medication though. Does it count as "new"?! Say yes.
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JenFromJersey |
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Posts: 18077 (10/07/2009 11:26 AM) Most Loyal *NSYNC Fan '08 |
No they mean if you had a new med you were on, or were previously getting it at like CVS and now will have Target fill it for you. At least that is my
understanding
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ugh rabies |
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Posts: 566 (10/07/2009 11:30 AM) |
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midnitestarz82 |
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Posts: 1725 (10/07/2009 11:33 AM) |
I used to work for Target pharmacy. You definitely can get a gift card with this prescription. If it's a new prescription, on a new piece of paper (even if
you've taken it previously), that still counts!
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ugh rabies |
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Posts: 567 (10/07/2009 11:34 AM) |
midnitestarz82 wrote:Score. That would be awesome, since it's for $20 instead of the normal $10 ones I see. Thanks! |
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Posts: 11719 (10/07/2009 11:40 AM) |
midnitestarz82 wrote: What about if I've had something filled at one Target before but take it to another Target? That probably wouldn't work would it? Where did you find
this $20 gift card thing?
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JuJuIsLikeWHOA |
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Posts: 2776 (10/07/2009 11:42 AM) |
No, a transfer from one Target to a second Target wouldn't work.
I absolutely loathe transfer/new rx coupons. |
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midnitestarz82 |
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Posts: 1726 (10/07/2009 11:45 AM) |
You can't use the coupon for transferring prescriptions between different Targets, only if you transfer from like CVS to Target. However, if it's a new
prescription at a new Target, that's fine.
I'm not sure about this $20 gift card thing, they're usually only $10. It's been a while since I worked there, so I could be completely wrong though. I do remember them sending $20 prescription gift card offers to expectant mothers who completed a baby registry, so it's not unheard of, just unusual. Oh and Target used to take competitor coupons, but the ones near me (Maryland) no longer do that. |
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midnitestarz82 |
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Posts: 1727 (10/07/2009 11:48 AM) |
JuJuIsLikeWHOA wrote: Oh they were the absolute worst. I worked until closing time, and we never had enough help, it was a mess. That plus these people coming in with 10 prescriptions that they only pay $2 each for, and expecting $100 gift card in return. |
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Posts: 11720 (10/07/2009 11:51 AM) |
That's what I figured! Oh well, thanks! I was looking for a coupon before I transferred my medication to Target from Rite Aid but couldn't find one. I
might start taking birth control again soon so I'll have to keep an eye out for a coupon! I like getting my stuff filled at Target because the bottles are
cooler. Lamest reason ever, I know.
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ugh rabies |
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Posts: 568 (10/07/2009 11:55 AM) |
My $20 off one was one of the coupons from a receipt and is good until the end of the month. I also recently got one for $10 off in the mail.
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JuJuIsLikeWHOA |
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Posts: 2777 (10/07/2009 11:56 AM) |
midnitestarz82 wrote: I KNOW! The pharmacy I work at accepts competitor's coupons, and it's a total pain in the ass. Especially the people that don't read the restrictions on the coupon, and when they're not eligible to use it they get mad at us and expect us to give them free money anyway.
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