How to get free prescriptions for antibiotics at Publix

Free antibiotic medications at PUBLIX

Publix supermarkets (if you have one in your area) in 700+ locations have signed on to help sick individuals by offering free oral antibiotics with a physician's prescription on 8 types of antibiotic medications. Read on to find out more!

Things You'll Need

• a doctor's prescribed prescription for one of 8 types of medications on Publix's free antibiotic list

Instructions

1. 

   Regardless of your health care plan or health insurance or LACK of medical coverage; Publix supermarket pharmacies have launched a plan to provide free prescription medications to sick individuals in more than 700 locations nationwide.

2. 

   You must have a doctor's prescription to qualify and the antibiotics prescribed must for for one of the eight listed on Publix's free list of antibiotics. The list includes :
   Amoxicillin
   Cephalexin
   Sulfamethoxazole/trimethoprim (SMZ-TMP)
   Ciprofloxacin (excluding Ciprofloxacin XR)
   Penicillin VK
   Ampicillin
   Erythromycin Stearate and Ethylsuccinate
   Doxycycline Hyclate (capsules)
   Talk to your doctor about prescribing an antibiotic that is included on this list so that you can get your medication for free. The quantity must be for a 14 day supply or less.

3. 

   Take your prescription to a Publix with a pharmacy and submit your information; the plan is good for anyone; even if you have never filled a prescription at a Publix pharmacy prior to this one. Most pharmacy wait times are within an hour; so you can grab a few groceries while your medication is being filled. Take all antibiotic medication for the entire dosage instructions as prescribed by your physician and heed any warnings or symptoms on your bottle or drug interaction literature that comes with your prescription.

Tips & Warnings

• Talk to your doctor about what medications will treat your illness to see if one might be available on Publix's free medication list.

• Take all antibiotics until the prescription is completely finished; even if you feel better; unless otherwise specified by your doctor.