North Carolina's free prescription discount card
Save up to 80% on prescriptions at North Carolina pharmacies
LowerScript is a free pharmacy discount card for North Carolina residents. Compare prices and get instant savings at CVS, Walgreens, Walmart, Harris Teeter and Publix — from Charlotte to the coast. No insurance. No sign-up. No fees.
- No insurance needed
- No sign-up
- $0 — always free
Prescription Savings Card
- RxBIN
- 22690
- RxPCN
- LOWR
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- 727863
Save up to 80% on your prescriptions
Accepted at thousands of participating North Carolina pharmacies
Check your prescription price in North Carolina
Enter your medications and (optionally) your plan. You get live cash prices at pharmacies near you and an honest, drug-by-drug answer: card or insurance. Free — no sign-up, nothing stored.
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LowerScript is a free prescription discount card for North Carolina residents. It lowers the cash price of medications by up to 80% at participating pharmacies statewide — including CVS, Walgreens, Walmart, Harris Teeter and Publix — with no insurance, no sign-up and no fees. Compare the price for your medication, then show the card (or your phone) at the pharmacy counter to pay the lower amount.
Built for North Carolina
North Carolina's Medicaid expansion, in effect since December 1, 2023, has enrolled more than 690,000 newly eligible residents, and the state's under-65 uninsured rate is 10.3% (Census ACS 2020–2024) — but being insured isn't the same as being covered for every prescription. LowerScript is built for North Carolinians with a high-deductible plan, a gap in coverage between jobs, or a medication their plan doesn't fully cover — plus Medicare Part D enrollees comparing a cash price against their copay. LowerScript puts a real, immediate cash price in your hands at the pharmacy counter.
Cost causes many people to skip needed medications: in a nationally representative survey, roughly one in six U.S. adults managing more than one chronic condition reported not taking a medication as prescribed because of cost.1 A free discount card is one simple way to keep the cash price affordable.
Whether you fill prescriptions in the Charlotte metro, the Triangle, the Triad, or a small coastal or mountain town, you can check a lower price before you pay — and present your card to save.
How LowerScript works in North Carolina
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Search
Enter your prescription name, dosage and North Carolina ZIP code to compare cash prices at nearby pharmacies.
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Select
Pick the lowest price at a pharmacy near you and save or send your coupon. Call ahead if you need to move your prescription.
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Save
Show your LowerScript card or coupon at the counter and pay the discounted price — on the spot.
Where can I use LowerScript in North Carolina?
LowerScript is accepted at most major chains and independent pharmacies across North Carolina, including:
- CVS Pharmacy
- Walgreens
- Publix Pharmacy
- Food Lion
- Walmart
- Costco
- Neighborhood independent pharmacies
Serving Charlotte, Raleigh, Greensboro, Durham, Winston-Salem, Fayetteville, Cary, Wilmington, High Point, Asheville and communities across all 100 North Carolina counties.
Popular in North Carolina
By city
- Charlotte
- Raleigh
- Greensboro
- Durham
- Winston-Salem
- Fayetteville
- Cary
- Wilmington
- High Point
- Concord
- Asheville
- Greenville
- Gastonia
- Jacksonville
- Apex
- Huntersville
- Chapel Hill
- Burlington
- Kannapolis
- Rocky Mount
- Wake Forest
- Mooresville
- Wilson
- Holly Springs
- Hickory
By pharmacy
By medication
- North Carolina drug prices (38+)
- Ozempic / semaglutide
- Mounjaro / tirzepatide
- Eliquis / apixaban
- Insulin glargine
By condition
- Diabetes
- Heart
- Blood pressure
- Mental health
- ADHD
- Asthma
- COPD
- Thyroid
- Women's health
- Antibiotics
- Pain
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Prices trusted nationwide
LowerScript runs on SingleCare's pharmacy savings network. The numbers and ratings below reflect SingleCare, the program behind your LowerScript card.
Sources: 1 SingleCare, singlecare.com ("join the millions saving billions"); 2 The Senior List, "SingleCare Prescription Discount Card Review," 2026. Reviews and figures describe SingleCare, the savings network behind LowerScript, not LowerScript-specific or North Carolina-specific results. Savings vary by medication, dosage and pharmacy.
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North Carolina pharmacy savings: quick answers
What is the LowerScript North Carolina pharmacy discount card?
LowerScript is a free prescription discount card for North Carolina residents. It lowers the cash price of prescription medications by up to 80% at participating pharmacies across North Carolina, including CVS, Walgreens, Walmart, Harris Teeter and Publix. There is no insurance requirement, no sign-up, and no membership fee.
How much can I save on prescriptions in North Carolina with LowerScript?
North Carolina residents can save up to 80% on the cash price of eligible prescriptions. Savings vary by medication, dosage and pharmacy. You can compare prices at nearby North Carolina pharmacies before you pick up your medication.
Where can I use the LowerScript card in North Carolina?
The LowerScript card is accepted at most major and independent pharmacies in North Carolina, including CVS, Walgreens, Walmart, Harris Teeter, Publix, Food Lion, Costco and many neighborhood pharmacies in Charlotte, Raleigh, Greensboro, Durham, Winston-Salem and statewide.
Does LowerScript work without insurance?
Yes. LowerScript is not insurance and works whether or not you have coverage. Uninsured North Carolinians can use it as their primary way to lower prescription costs, and insured residents can use it when the discounted cash price is lower than their copay.
Is the LowerScript North Carolina pharmacy card really free?
Yes. LowerScript is completely free. There are no monthly fees, no subscription, and no sign-up required. Show the card at the pharmacy counter to receive the discount.
Reference
- Amill-Rosario A, Slejko JF, dosReis S. Changes in cost-related nonadherence among US adults with multiple chronic conditions from 2019 to 2023. Journal of Managed Care & Specialty Pharmacy. 2025;31(7):662–670. doi:10.18553/jmcp.2025.31.7.662