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The Sona Savings Card

 

We created this card to help lower your prescription drug costs.

If you have a high deductible insurance plan or do not have insurance at all, this card could help you save!

The Sona Savings Card is free to use, for anyone on any plan.

 

Let Us Text The Card To You

Simply enter your phone number below and click Send. We will text you a copy of the card that you can show to a pharmacist directly from your phone!

Download & Print Here

 

Frequently Asked Questions:

What is the Sona Savings Card?

  • · The Sona Savings Card is a way to help you save money on your prescriptions.
    · Sona passes on the medication discounts that are negotiated with pharmacies to help give you a better cash price.
    · This discount card can save you up to 75% on drug prices.

Where can I use the Sona Savings Card?

  • · The Sona Savings Card can be used at Sona Pharmacy and 27,000+ pharmacies across the nation.
    · Walmart, Ingles, Harris Teeter, Bi-Lo, Food Lion, Kroger, and more are included in our network.
    · Walgreens should be included by mid-May.
    · CVS is not included in the network.

Who is Eligible?

· Everyone is eligible to use the Sona Savings Card! There are no enrollment forms, no age or income requirements, and no claim forms to file.

How do I use the Sona Savings Card?

· Simply take a card below, give it to your pharmacist, and they will have the information needed to run the savings card.
· This card is not insurance. It cannot be combined with any state-funded or federal program (such as Medicaid or Medicare).

Why did we create the Sona savings Card?

  • · We created this card to help lower your prescription drug costs.
    · If you have a high deductible insurance plan, or do not have insurance at all, this card could help you save!
 

Please note: the Sona Savings card is not insurance. It cannot be combined with any state-funded or federal program (such as Medicaid or Medicare).