Before you fill your prescription
Many pharmaceutical manufacturers run patient savings cards that cover some or all of the gap between a brand-name drug and its generic equivalent. We built a free directory to help you find the right one, understand how it works with your existing coverage, and use it at the pharmacy without surprises.
Free to use. No account needed. We don't ask for health information.
Illustrative only — actual savings vary by medication, province, and insurance. Confirm current pricing with your pharmacist.
How it works
Search our directory to see whether a manufacturer savings card exists for the brand-name drug your doctor prescribed.
Sign up free through the manufacturer's program, such as innoviCares or RxHelp. There's no medical underwriting involved.
Hand the card to your pharmacist alongside your existing insurance card. Any eligible savings apply automatically at checkout.
BrandRx.ca is an independent information resource — we are not a pharmacy, insurer, or the manufacturer of any medication listed here. We link to official program pages and explain how they work; we never collect health information. See our About page for how we choose what to list.
Learn more
Two short guides that cover the questions we hear most from readers.
What these programs actually cover, how they interact with provincial and private insurance, and what to check before you rely on one.
Read the guide →Why generics cost less, when a prescriber might specifically want you on the brand name, and what "narrow therapeutic index" means for your safety.
Compare the two →Browse or search by brand name across cardiovascular, mental health, respiratory, and other common categories.
Browse medications →Search our directory to see if a manufacturer savings card is available for it.
Find your card