Amazon Pharmacy
Prescriptions delivered. Often cheapest.
What it offers
- Free 2-day delivery (Prime members).
- Prices shown before ordering.
- Insurance + cash prices both visible.
- RxPass — $9/month for unlimited generic meds (Prime members).
- 24/7 pharmacist phone access.
- Auto-refill option.
RxPass details
- $9/month flat fee.
- Covers 50+ commonly-prescribed generics.
- Hypertension, cholesterol, diabetes, depression meds.
- Prime membership required.
- Not eligible if Medicare/Medicaid.
- Best for those without drug coverage.
How to set up
- Go to Pharmacy.Amazon.com.
- Sign in with Amazon account.
- Enter insurance info (or pay cash).
- Tell them which prescriptions to transfer.
- Amazon contacts your current pharmacy.
- First delivery in a few days.
Medicare + insurance
- Accepts most Medicare Part D plans.
- Accepts most major insurance plans.
- Submits claims for you.
- Some plans require prior authorization.
- Compare cash price vs insurance — sometimes cash cheaper.
- Tricare, Medicaid usually accepted.
Best for
- Seniors without easy pharmacy access.
- Multiple maintenance medications.
- Those without good drug coverage.
- Anyone who already has Amazon Prime.
- People who hate pharmacy lines.
- Rural areas with limited pharmacies.
When to skip
- If you need med urgently — local pharmacy faster.
- Some controlled substances limited.
- If you like talking to pharmacist in person.
- Costco often cheaper for non-Prime users.
- GoodRx + local pharmacy may beat price.
- Compare each refill — best deal varies.
Try one prescription first
Don't transfer everything at once. Pick one maintenance medication you take daily and try Amazon Pharmacy. See how it works — delivery time, packaging, customer service. If you like it, transfer more. If not, no big deal. Many seniors find Amazon Pharmacy 30% cheaper than their old pharmacy with much more convenience.