You may be eligible for FREE prescription drugs like these:

The list above is only a FEW of the thousands of BRAND-NAME prescription drugs available ...
Most ALL brand-name drugs are AVAILABLE through these programs. If you take a generic medicine, we will try to find the brand name of it when you apply.

Prescription Drugs used to treat hypertension, diabetes, weight loss, mental health, high blood pressure, low blood pressure, high cholesterol, cancer, allergy, asthma, weight loss, arthritis, AIDS, organ transplants, pain managment, depression and many other health conditions are available for FREE or low-cost if you qualify.

Who may be Approved for Free Medicine Enrollment?

• People of ALL AGES nationwide
• Seniors and retired people
• Students
• Families
• People on Social Security/Medicare with no outpatient prescription coverage
• People on Social Security Disability or SSI, with no prescription coverage
• People on a fixed income
• Single people
• Working people
• People without jobs
• People who are taking care of loved ones and paying for their prescription medication because they can't

Requirements for Free Medicine Enrollment are:

1. People who have no public or private prescription drug coverage
2. People with household incomes at a level that paying for medicine at retail prices poses a hardship.
3. People who make too much money to qualify for public assistance e.g. Medicaid

• General Income Eligibility Criteria: Individuals with family incomes ranging from below the national poverty level up to $38,000, and in some cases, families with annual incomes as high as $80,000 can receive free drugs. ($39,200 for individuals, $52,800 for couples, or $80,000 for a family of four.) Each sponsored drug has it's own eligibility criteria.

Prescription Drugs: Hardship Circumstances may also Allow Free Medicine Eligibility:

• People who have maxed out their prescription insurance coverage
• People on Medicaid, (state public assistance) but have prescriptions Medicaid does NOT cover or have exceeded the prescription drug limit for this calendar year
• People on Medicare with no outpatient prescription coverage
• Some, but not many sponsors offer help for people who cannot afford their co-insurance fees.
• People who have reached a cap on their outpatient prescription drug insurance coverage
• People who have medical insurance coverage, but NOT prescription coverage
• On occasions, some sponsors will make an exception on a case-by-case basis or in extreme or extenuating circumstances. It never hurts to ask. One thing you should know is that there is something more important than income that sways drug companies in letting you qualify for their patient assistance... Hardship! Even if you do not qualify financially, you may still qualify for patient assistance programs if you demonstrate financial hardship. Some circumstance that might qualify you on the hardship issue include: job turnover, divorce, other catastrophic events. If you think you would like to apply, we will be diligent in our efforts to assist you. You really have nothing to lose. We have seen many people who would be considered "middle-class" status enrolled on the hardship basis.
• Leading drug companies have pledged, "No patient in need of medicines will do without them." Hold them to their pledge.

According to the Wall Street Journal it's not just poor people who qualify for free medicine. To qualify, applicants must show they have no prescription insurance coverage; household income must be low enough that paying for medicine would pose a hardship; and that they make to much money to qualify for public assistance such as Medicaid. Individuals with family incomes ranging from below the national poverty level up to $38,000, and in some cases, families with annual incomes as high as $80,000 can receive free drugs.(39,200 for individuals, $52,800 for couples, or $80,000 for a family of four.)

As a part of their pledge that "no patient in need of medicines will do without them," over 160 leading drug companies including Pfizer, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Eli Lilly, Wyeth-Ayerst, Searle and Merck now offer their medications at no cost to patients. Pfizer currently donates more medicines to patients than any other pharmaceutical company. Last year, Pfizer helped approximately 1.4 million patients by providing 2.3 million prescriptions valued at nearly $345 million.  Brand-name drugs such as Lipitor©, Daypro©, Norvasc©, Neurontin©, Zocor©, Viagra© Glucophage© and hundreds more are covered under these assistance programs.  Most all brand-name drugs are available for free to those who qualify.

You can Apply directly online now or download and print the application in English or Spanish. 

Caregivers, churches and social organizations are encouraged to utilize Free Medicine's services.  Volunteers are needed to help spread the word to those who cannot afford the high costs of prescription medication. Send us an e-mail or call 1-573-996-3333 to request a free supply of brochures mailed to you that are designed to provide the patient/applicant with information and an application for this program. The initial application can be downloaded and printed in English or Spanish for immediate use.

Free Prescription Medicine is Available ...

To be approved for free medicine enrollment, the primary requirements are:

Why do Pharmaceutical Companies Help Patients Get Their Medicines for FREE?

As advocates for patients seeking prescription medicine assistance, Free Medicine is committed to getting the word out and helping patients apply for free medicine. A volunteer organization that puts people in touch with sponsors willing to supply free medication.

As cost of prescription medications continues to increase, often making them unaffordable for people without insurance, the drug manufacturers themselves are helping get their products to the people who need them practically free of charge.

Pharmaceutical sponsors who have programs do so for various reasons. Some believe that they have a corporate social obligation to help those who can't afford their products. Others believe it's a good marketing tool. One free medicine sponsor has stated, "many people who can't afford their medicines now go on to obtain some type of prescription coverage. And when they get this coverage, the pharmaceutical companies want the patient to remain on their products."

possible in part by the Federal Government, which provides tax rebates to drug companies in the USA who provide free medications through these programs. The New York Times says, "for patients, these plans can be life-savers".

It's easy to apply.

Apply online here
or to receive an
application by mail here. The fastest way to apply is online at FreeMedicine.com - it cuts out the snail-mail time. After you apply, within 2-48 hours you will receive a email with a link to download and print the forms you and your doctor will need to sign and a step by step guide. If you have questions or need help while applying, Free Medicine"The Patient's Advocate" is just a phone call away at 1-573-996-3333.

Call 1-573-996-3333 to talk to one of our specially-trained "Patient Advocates" who will be happy to answer your questions and help you apply.