Membership Benefit
Discount Prescription Drug Card: Save Now
This program is being provided to you and your family to help lower your prescription drug costs. Simply create and print your FREE Prescription Drug Card in Members Only and receive savings of up to 75% (discounts average roughly 30%) at more than 56,000 national and regional pharmacies. This card can be used as your primary plan and/or it can be used on prescriptions not covered by your insurance plan. This program also includes other value added programs which will be listed on the card. On the Veterans Advantage Members Only page you will enter your name and e-mail address and we will immediately generate a printable membership card for you (no application/enrollment or eligibility required). This program has “LOWEST PRICE” logic to guarantee that you get the best deal on your prescriptions. (You pay the lower of a discount off Average Wholesale Price–AWP, discount off MAC Pricing or Pharmacy Promotional/Retail price). This card is pre-activated and can be used immediately!
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From the Blog: Our Founder's View
African American History Month: Honoring Former Veterans Advantage Member Bill Holloman
We hope you enjoy reading our profile of William "Bill" Holloman, a former Veterans Advantage member. Bill passed away a few years after we originally worked with him on the piece, but his legacy is alive and well today. As one of the famed Tuskegee Airmen, he helped pioneer the way for millions of African Americans who served our nation with honor. "We were the forerunners of the civil rights movement. We opened the door…and it has taken years for people to recognize our contribution to the war," he once said. MORE.
