With the Together Rx Access Card, thousands of hardworking people with no prescription medication coverage can save on the medicines and medical products they need.

What does Together Rx Access offer?
Signing up for and using Together Rx Access is free. People who qualify receive a card to use at the pharmacy every time they fill a prescription. Most Together Rx Access cardholders save 25 to 40 percent* on medicines and medical products to treat high cholesterol, diabetes, asthma and many other conditions. The program includes more than 300 brand-name products from participating pharmaceutical companies, and thousands of generic products. The card is valid only in the United States and Puerto Rico.

Does my patient qualify for Together Rx Access?
To qualify for the Together Rx Access Card, your patient must:

• Not be eligible for Medicare
• Have no prescription medication coverage (public or private)
• Have a household income equal to or less than

-$45,000 for a single person
-$60,000 for a family of two
-$75,000 for a family of three
-$90,000 for a family of four
-$105,000 for a family of five

• Be a legal resident of the United States or Puerto Rico.

Families of six or more people, and/or living in Alaska or Hawaii, can call Together Rx Access at 800-444-4106 for household income requirements.

What else should my patient know about Together Rx Access?
With Together Rx Access, hardworking individuals and their families get discounts on medicines and medical products, right at the pharmacy counter. The program was started by Johnson & Johnson Health Care Systems Inc., along with other participating pharmaceutical companies.

For more information about products or participating companies, visit TogetherRxAccess.com, or call 800-444-4106.

*Each cardholder's savings depends on such factors as the particular medication purchased, amount purchased, and the pharmacy where purchased. Participating companies independently set the level of savings offered and the products included in the program. Those decisions are subject to change.