Susan Johnson

On Monday, October 2, all Connecticut residents will be eligible to sign up for ArrayRx, a prescription drug discount card program that provides up to 80% off certain prescriptions at nearly all pharmacies in the state.

You need a valid physical Connecticut address and an email address to enroll. A digital card will be provided after registering.

The program is part of Public Act 23-171, An Act Protecting Patients and Prohibiting Unnecessary Health Care Costs, which I proudly supported.

I highly encourage you to take advantage of this great opportunity. Residents should never have to worry about accessing the lifesaving care they need, and this free program is a massive leap forward. I'm thrilled ArrayRx is coming to Connecticut, and I will continue the fight to lower healthcare costs for all.

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In July, I spoke with State Comptroller Sean Scanlon, whose office established the drug discount card program. Residents, including those on Medicare, will receive a free Rx card with savings up to 80% on generics and 20% on brand name drugs later this year. All FDA approved prescriptions are included. Click on the video below to listen to that interview on "Let's Talk About It."

State Comptroller Sean Scanlon breaks down our brand new affordable prescription drug program.