|Articles|June 13, 2008

YourRxCard.com launches ask the pharmacist program

YourRxCard.com launches ask the pharmacist program for its members.

YourRXCard.com, a leading provider of free prescription drug discount cards, has launched an "Ask The Pharmacist" program to provide its members with a place to ask their questions. The program began in May 2008 as a way to answer pharmaceutically related questions from members of YourRXCard.com while providing insight into the healthcare industry. By providing this service, YourRXCard.com plans to help lower the number of unnecessary prescription drugs its members are taking along with aiding them in finding the most effective and lowest-priced prescription drugs available for their needs.

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