MARY
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Best thing!!!
Best thing! I have no insurance as I’m a student and it helped cover a significant amount for. Without it I would not have been able to get my creams I desperately needed! Thank you singlecare!

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MARY
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Best thing! I have no insurance as I’m a student and it helped cover a significant amount for. Without it I would not have been able to get my creams I desperately needed! Thank you singlecare!
MIOSHA
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Single care is about action...it really gave me huge discounts...😍😍😍💖💖💖thanks again
Patricia
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Great benefits with no questions asked when using!
TERRI
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This card is awesome
JENNIFER
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I use SingleCare for my Libre sensors. My insurance does not cover any kind of continuous glucose monitoring. The use of the SingleCare card has saved me almost 50% each month. That is quite a bit of money. Thanks!
Rosie S.
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I really appreciative singlecare, it helps me so much because without it I couldn't afford my prescriptions.
SUZANNE
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What could be better than, no cost to participate. Blue Cross had paid a nice portion of my prescription, however my new insurance would not allow it and my cost was over $350 per month. My doctors tried several times over six months to get a pre authorization for my medication. United Health Care continued to deny their requests. With SingleCare, I get my prescription for the same out-of-pocket as Blue Cross and no hassles.
ANNA
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Saved me a lot because my insurance deductible is so high. Bear in mind though, once you use other discount cards, your insurance company may not apply that specific spending towards your deductible although it's out of pocket expenses for you. A least that's what Blue Cross does, which I think is messed up.