A colleague of mine recently told me about NiHowdy, a platform that helps you save on prescription medications while earning Bitcoin rewards in the process.
For context, I’m a fan of Bitcoin rewards programs like Fold, which let you earn Bitcoin for making everyday purchases (I can’t help but appreciate deals like this – I grew up with Mom coupon coupon.) I also like that NiHowdy differentiates itself from other bitcoin rewards companies by offering a discount on the product.
Although I haven’t used NiHowdy yet, it seems pretty easy to do. You can simply register through Company websitewhere you will either receive a discount card or a QR code that can be scanned at selected pharmacies. You can also use the website to compare prices and find the cheapest sites to buy prescription drugs (company too Working on a mail order service).
When you pay for your prescription, you’ll earn 3% in Bitcoin, which is automatically deposited into your Coinbase account. (While I would prefer that NiHowdy partnered with a different exchange, because I don’t like the way Coinbase partners with government agencies to monitor transactions, this isn’t a deal breaker for me.)
NiHowdy considers herself a big pharma fighter…
At Nihowdy, we are not just a prescription savings platform. We are warriors in the battle against Big Pharma, fighting for your right to reclaim the savings that are rightfully yours. #Nehaudi #Providing medical prescriptions
Join us in reclaiming your savings. 💪💊 pic.twitter.com/rTP3MgUWLZ
– Nihowdy (@nihowdyrx) May 31, 2024
…Which I would say is a bit of an exaggeration, but it does seem to provide a good way to save money on potentially burdensome prescription drug costs while at the same time hoarding medications.
The final hack here would be that you can use your Fold debit card to pay for your prescriptions, and earn some extra vacation on top of the 3% of vacation you earn through NiHowdy.
If it were possible, I might feel so stressed that I would have to go and refill my sedative prescription.
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