RxPass is a benefit for Prime members that gives subscribers access to the most common generic medications for a flat fee of $5 a month. Subscribers can get all their prescribed medications on the RxPass list filled as often as they need for one flat monthly fee. RxPass also works with auto-refill so that you get all your eligible prescriptions automatically for no more than $5 a month.

RxPass does restrict eligibility based on insurance and the state where medications will be shipped. People with state-funded insurance such as Medicaid and CHIP are not eligible sign up for RxPass right now. Additionally, RxPass is not currently available to send medications to California, Texas, and Washington. Amazon Pharmacy is still available in all of those states.

Unfortunately, you cannot use an HSA or FSA to pay your RxPass subscription fee. RxPass is not insurance and is not a substitute for insurance.

Yes, RxPass is exclusively an Amazon Prime member benefit. If you’re not already a Prime member, you would need to join Prime before subscribing to RxPass. Only one person on an Amazon account may enroll in RxPass at a time (and only when the account is also enrolled in Amazon Prime). More information about eligibility and limitations regarding RxPass are available here: https://pharmacy.amazon.com/rxpass/terms

The subscription fee for RxPass will be charged to your selected payment method on the first of each month. When you subscribe, you’ll be charged a prorated amount for your first month, and then be charged on the first day of the following month.

You can cancel RxPass anytime. You will still be able to use RxPass for the rest of the month you’ve paid for, and you will not be charged again. Canceling a Prime membership will also result in canceling RxPass.