Square Care Medical & Pharmacy — Vancouver, WA | Transparent Cash Prices from $4.05
See transparent cash prices for 33 medications at Square Care Medical & Pharmacy in Vancouver, WA. Prices start at $4.05. No insurance or GoodRx coupon needed. Transfer your Rx today.
Contact Square Care Medical & Pharmacy in Vancouver, WA
- Address: 8600 E. Mill Plain Blvd. Ste A. Vancouver, WA. 98664
- Phone: 3605834633
Lowest Cash Prices at Square Care Medical & Pharmacy — Vancouver, WA
Square Care Medical & Pharmacy lists transparent cash prices for 33 medications. No insurance required. Below are some of the lowest-priced medications available:
- Amlodipine 5 mg (Tablet) — $4.05
- Cetirizine 10 mg (Tablet) — $4.06
- Meloxicam 15 mg (Tablet) — $4.06
- Lisinopril 10 mg (Tablet) — $4.07
- Sertraline 50 mg (Tablet) — $4.08
- Lisinopril 20 mg (Tablet) — $4.08
Frequently Asked Questions — Square Care Medical & Pharmacy Cash Prices
- Does Square Care Medical & Pharmacy require insurance for prescriptions?
- No. Square Care Medical & Pharmacy offers transparent cash prices for all listed medications. No insurance card, GoodRx coupon, or pharmacy membership is required.
- How much does it cost to fill a prescription at Square Care Medical & Pharmacy?
- Cash prices at Square Care Medical & Pharmacy start at $4.05 in Vancouver, WA. The pharmacy lists transparent prices for 33 medications. No hidden fees — the listed price is what you pay.
- Can I transfer my prescription to Square Care Medical & Pharmacy?
- Yes. You can transfer an active prescription to Square Care Medical & Pharmacy at no cost. Use the "Transfer My Rx" button — the pharmacy contacts your current pharmacy on your behalf and handles the paperwork.
- Does Square Care Medical & Pharmacy accept FSA or HSA cards?
- Yes. FSA and HSA cards are accepted for eligible prescription medications at Square Care Medical & Pharmacy. Cash-pay prescriptions for FDA-approved drugs are generally FSA/HSA eligible.
- What is cost-plus pharmacy pricing?
- Cost-plus pricing means the pharmacy charges the actual drug acquisition cost plus a fixed markup and dispensing fee — with no PBM middlemen, DIR fees, or insurance spread. This typically results in prices 40–80% lower than major chain pharmacies.