'We are very pleased to bring this new opportunity to Medication Discount Card users," said Jeremy Duboys, Founder of MDC. 'These days, we're well aware of how important affordable, effective medications are to the industry and the country, and we are sure that these valuable discounts can be of service to both."

The new coupons will be available at the Medication Discount Card's website, http://medicationdiscountcard.com. Consumers can log on to the site and search for their desired prescription; if a discount is available, a link to it will be towards the bottom of the page. These coupons are in addition to the deep discounts already offered by printing the discount card offered on the website.Money saving coupons currently offered are:

· Patanase Coupon – $10 rebate
· Advair Coupon – $10 off
· Colcrys Coupon – Free 7 day trial
· Retin-A Micro Coupon – Pay no more than $25 for up to 3 prescriptions
· Vyvanse Coupon – Save 50% off your copay

The new coupon service is not the only way to save using the Medication Discount Card. Users of the Medication Discount Card will receive anywhere from a 10% to 75% discount for all FDA-approved medications when using their Card.

There is no time-consuming application process or excessive paperwork. The Card contains no fees, no health restrictions, never expires, and is accepted at nearly every major pharmacy in the United States.

Additionally, the Medication Discount Card offers valuable discounts on medications not covered under typical insurance plans – medications such as appetite suppressants, antacids, contraceptive devices and implants, cosmetic drugs for hair growth or wrinkles, immunizations and vaccines, hypnotics and sedatives, smoking cessation prescriptions, nutritional supplies and many others.

The Card also boasts a much higher rate of savings for the consumer than other medical discount cards.