Chicago Pharmacy & Drug Stores
Affordable prescription drugs in Chicago with a FREE DP Prescription Card! Simply fill out the form above, print out your card online, and present it at one of the many participating pharmacies in Chicago. What's best about the FREE DP Prescription Card is that when you go to CVS or a different Chicago drugstore, you can enjoy savings in the range of 10 to 60 percent for your medicine and prescription medication!
Participating pharmacies in Chicago include:
Chicago Drug Store
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Walgreens 5136 S Lorel Ave Chicago, IL (773) 581-3317 Publix Super Markets 350 E Cermak Rd Chicago, IL (312) 225-0105 Shop Rite 4908 W Adams St Chicago, IL (773) 378-8146 |
Target 2460 W George St Chicago, IL (773) 267-6141 CVS Pharmacy 3552 W Grand Ave Chicago, IL (773) 772-8900 Walgreens 5600 N Western Ave Chicago, IL (773) 764-0005 |
It is sad to know that some people decide to save money by not purchasing prescription medication, but a FREE DP Prescription card can provide for a substantial discount on medicine and prescriptions at a Chicago drug store. Consider this: with your FREE DP Prescription Card, when you visit Pathmark or another Chicago drugstore, you can save between 10 and 60 percent on your medicine, and on most prescription medication!
More participating drug stores in Chicago include:
- 10% to 60% savings on most medications
- Over 48,000 national and regional pharmacy chain stores participate as well as independent pharmacies nationwide
- Online Drug Price Check Utility provides members the ability to find the price of their prescription(s) at participating locations in
the ZIP Code of their choice.

Chicago Pharmacy
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Shop Rite 5200 W Washington Blvd Chicago, IL (773) 261-1045 Kmart 1360 N Ashland Ave Chicago, IL (773) 292-9400 Safeway 5254 S Ashland Ave Chicago, IL (773) 434-2813 |
Safeway 5202 S Hermitage Ave Chicago, IL (773) 434-2813 Costco Warehouse 600 N Kilbourn Ave Chicago, IL (800) 607-6861 Costco Warehouse - Pharmacy 7300 S Cicero Ave Chicago, IL (708) 552-9005 |
Pharmacy discounts are not insurance, and are not intended as a substitute for insurance.
