Flomax, or Tamsulosin, is used primarily used to treat the symptoms of benign prostatic hyperplasia. However Flomax is sometimes used for the passage of kidney stones. Flomax is an alpha blocker and is available in extended release tablets. If you are experiencing male urinary symptoms due to an enlarged prostate, you may wake up several times during the night, have problems with urinating too often, or frequently feel an urgent need to go.

The fact is, male urinary symptoms due to BPH are quite common—but you can do something about them by talking to your doctor.

The average retail price for sixty .4 MG capsules of Flomax is $241.01, but your Savings Drug Card can help you get it at $180.26. That is a savings of more than $60 at no additional cost to you!

Don’t forget that you can use your Savings Drug Card at these fine retailers:

CVS Pharmacy, Longs Drugs, Kmart Pharmacy, WinnDixie, Giant, Safeway, Aurora Pharmacy, Giant Eagle Pharmacy, Kroger, Super D Drug Store, Ukrop’s Pharmacy, Target, Meijer Pharmacy, Mays Drug and Drug Warehouse, Fred’s Pharmacy, Walgreens, BI-LO, Dillons Pharmacy, Drug Fair, Fred Meyer, Wal-mart, Stop & Shop, Sweetbay Supermarket, King Soopers, Shopko, HyVee, Schnucks Pharmacy, Good Neighbor Pharmacy, Cub Pharmacy, Savon Pharmacy, Osco Pharmacy, Bruno’s, Raley’s, Publix Pharmacy

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