Steve H.
cant get ozempic
cant get ozempic

We believe everyone deserves access to their prescription medication. At Prescription Lifeline, we help you get the medication you need.We do this through Patient Advocacy, helping regular folks apply for Patient Assistance and finding low cost pharmacies. In 15 years we've helped 100,000 members save $500,000,000 in medication costs.
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Steve H.
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Patricia G.
This company is a scam. You only get people to your website because you pop up on Medicare. Do not do business with this company you can go directly to the manufacturer and get your medication for nothing.
Anne J.
I called prescription lifeline to get ozempic. I did not have diabetes and they assured me that was fine. I paid about $80 a month. I was approved and the company that manufacturers the medication sent my doctor papers to fill out. Came to find out that he would not sign because I did have to have diabetes. So that was the first lie. Also I spoke to Norvo Nordisk who manufactures ozempic and they told me I could have dealt directly with them and not paid anything. I was out around $240 and prescription lifeline would not refund me. Just a lesson to go through the drug manufacturer directly for assistance on any medication. These people are a ripoff.
Tomas V.
Your company kept charging me. Never got any medication. Not very pleased, paying for something that I never recieved.
Patient A.
This is a company that seems to barely fall within legal limits. It targets elderly patients who are uninsured or underinsured or cannot afford prescription medications and sells them a "membership" that costs about $80 per month for them to "assist" the patient in filling out patient assistance program applications which are free to obtain online and can be filled out with assistance from doctor's offices or family members. While they are probably explaining that it's a monthly membership, these patients do not understand what they are getting for this overpriced membership and they think they are going to end up with medications which they often do not.
Michael L.
I haven't been processed yet. Apparently, envelopes sent were bulk mail stamped. Had I noticed I would have put 5 1st class stamps on them so no delays. I will let you know when I receive Ozempic. At this rate it may take 4 weeks! My WIC is 9.4
Peggie F.
This is a rather large scam....they say they can save you money if you "join with a membership" so then they take over $200 non-refundable as a fee. Then shockingly they cannot provide your particular medicine. I would love to take them to court. BEWARE
Paul T.
You never call back