Steep Viread Discounts Available Through AffordRX
Tragically, children as young as thirteen are included in the over 1.1 million Americanscurrently living with HIV and AIDS
Online, May 16, 2013 (Newswire.com) - In the United States, the CDC reports that the number of new instances of HIV and AIDS is leveling off. While that may seem like excellent news, it still indicates that over 1.1 million new cases of AIDS develop every year in the United States alone. Of these, nearly one in five people are not even aware that they carry the disease. Combine this with the fact that medical bankruptcies-even for those with insurance-represent roughly fifty percent of total bankruptcies. In short, American families and individuals can be financially decimated by a serious illness like HIV. That's why AffordRx has risen to the occasion, offering steep prescription discounts of up to seventy-fiver percent, as well as a Viread coupon to all those in need.
Tragically, children as young as thirteen are included in the over 1.1 million Americans currently living with HIV and AIDS. For them, a prescription discount card is literally life saving. The New York Times reports that children without insurance are as much as sixty percent more likely to die as their insured counterparts. Jeremy Duboys, president of AffordRx, is determined to combat this by offering these Viread discount cards, saying, "We are aware that millions of Americans are losing out on healthcare because prescription prices are too high. That's why our card offers you a discount of up to 75% on thousands of prescription drugs."
Viread coupons and other prescription discounts are available with the use of the prescription discount card from AffordRx. Patients can simply go to the AffordRx website and download the card and/or a Viread coupon for immediate printing on a home printer. Additionally, patients can request that a card be mailed to them at no cost. Viread discount cards, and those for hundreds of other prescriptions, do not require a doctor's note or physical exam. Cards are accepted at thousands of chain and local pharmacies across the U.S., and can be used by those without insurance, or anyone whose existing plan doesn't cover all needed prescriptions.