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Thursday, 19 February 2026

LifeStyle Updates: How to get cheaper medication & supplements in SG


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https://thesmartlocal.com/read/cheaper-medication-hacks/

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With living costs rising in Singapore, many people are looking for safe and legitimate ways to save on everyday healthcare. For minor issues like colds, coughs, or mild rashes, over-the-counter (OTC) medication and supplements can often replace a GP visit — and there are smart ways to buy them more affordably.

First, always compare prices across pharmacies and platforms. The same products — such as probiotics, lozenges, vitamins, or eye drops — can vary significantly in price between clinics, retail chains, and online stores. Online pharmacies like Glovida Pharmacy often offer prices up to 20% lower due to lower overhead costs. For example, Lactokids Probiotics may cost substantially less online than at supermarket websites. Many platforms also provide free delivery above a minimum spend.

Second, use CDC or SG60 vouchers at supermarkets such as FairPrice, Cold Storage, Sheng Siong, or Giant to offset supplement purchases. While supermarkets don’t carry prescription medication and offer limited professional advice, this method works well for household staples you regularly repurchase.

Third, buying from Johor Bahru (JB) can appear cheaper due to exchange rates. However, factor in transport costs, tolls, time, and authenticity concerns before deciding. Savings may shrink after hidden costs.

Fourth, consider bundle deals for long-term needs. Multi-box discounts can reduce per-unit prices, but check expiry dates and avoid overbuying.

Finally, consult a licensed pharmacist before stocking up. Many online pharmacies now offer free WhatsApp consultations and even affordable teleconsult options, providing convenient, professional advice without clinic queues.

Overall, smarter comparison, strategic voucher use, bulk buying (when appropriate), and professional guidance can lead to meaningful healthcare savings without compromising safety.

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