Order prescriptions by mail

Save money on the medications you take every day

If you're on a daily medication, then using our mail service pharmacy will probably save you money.

• For most meds, Walgreens Mail Service will not charge three copayments for every 90-day (3-month) supply you receive. Depending on your plan, you'll pay 2 or 2.5 copayments, and save trips to the store, too.
• Shipping is free!

Send in one prescription a year

• For most medications, just send in your doctor's prescription form for a one-year supply (a 90-day supply with 3 refills). Walgreens Mail Service will ship you a 90-day supply and a form for requesting your refills. Or, set up an online account (see below) and when it's time for a refill, you sign in and click a button.
• Some drugs are not available through the mail service pharmacy. See below.
• Get your first order in 14 days. Refills arrive in 7-10 days if you order online or by phone.

Refills are easy

• After you receive your first order, life's even easier. Just go online or call to order your next 3-month supply.
• Have the prescription label with you when you order refills, because you'll need the numbers on it.

Get started now

Online:

Visit Walgreens Mail Service pharmacy online to:

• Register an account
• Order new prescriptions
• Order refills

By mail or fax:

Print a form and attach your prescription, then just mail or fax it to the address on the form.

• Registration & prescription order form (56KB PDF)
• Fax order form (300KB PDF)

Questions?

Read the Mail Service Frequently Asked Questions here.

If you're a member of a Priority Health plan through your employer, check with your benefits administrator or Human Resource Department at work for your plan's specific prescription coverage and mail order copayments.

If you buy your own Priority Health plan, call Customer Service when you have questions about your prescription coverage.

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Note: Some drugs are not available by mail

Although the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approves the use of generic drugs as safe, effective, and cost-effective, the Florida State Board of Pharmacy has established a "negative formulary," a list of drugs for which generics cannot be substituted.

The Walgreens Mail Service pharmacy is located in Florida, so they cannot provide generic substitutes for any of these drugs:

1. Digitoxin
2. Conjugated estrogen
   Premarin (cream/tablets), Prempro
3. Dicumarol
4. Chlorpromazine tabs & caps
   Thorazine tabs or spansules
5. Theophylline (controlled release)
   Theo-dur, Slo-bid Slophyllin, Quibron T/SR, Uniphyl
6. Pancrelipase (oral forms)
   Pancrease, Ultrase, Cotazym, Viokase, Ku-Zyme, Lipram

Note that, due to FDA regulations, Accutane (isotretinoin) cannot be obtained from Walgreens Mail Service.



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