Save Money On Meds By Pretending You Don't Have Insurance

Strangely enough, sometimes a prescription is cheaper to fill if you pretend you don't have insurance! According to LifeHacker, use BlinkHealth or GoodRx to shop around.

Remember, though, that a prescription filled without insurance won't count toward your annual deductible.

And if you self-pay at multiple pharmacies, bring a list of all your meds so you can check with a pharmacist about possible drug interactions..