1 in 4
adult Americans can't afford the
medication they need.
$10 billion
worth of perfectly good
medication is destroyed or sent to
landfills each year.
You buy a Betr Remedies product
A portion of that sale is used to fund the donation of unused medication to a charitable pharmacy
The charitable pharmacy distributes the medication to someone who needs it but can't afford it
Charitable Expertise
St. Vincent de Paul Charitable Pharmacy director Russel “Rusty” Curington helps distribute free live-saving prescription drugs to neighbors who need it most in West Ohio. But his facilities don’t just treat patients like retail pharmacies with no cash registers; they offer wholistic medical counselling, food insecurity screenings, and healthy cooking lessons to foster healing.
Read MoreOur Goal
By the year 2025, our goal is to donate 25 million prescriptions to save over $1 billion for patients in underserved communities.
Health
Medication Access in the US—It Impacts Us All
Medications can help improve the quality and duration of our lives, but not taking it can be deadly and causes implications far beyond the health of one person.
Health, Sustainability
Doing Your Part In Reducing Pharmaceutical Waste
Each year as we celebrate Earth Day, we collectively turn our thoughts towards our impact on the environment and what we can actively be doing to reduce it. You’ve probably thought of the usual things: plant trees, clean beaches, donate to organizations that provide resources to endangered animals, etc. and these are all great steps toward an environmentally healthy future.
Health
Why 50 Million People Can't Afford the Medicine They Need
The average American spends more than $1,200 each year on drugs prescribed by their doctors. Whether you or a loved one has a chronic condition such as diabetes, or has undergone treatment for a major illness such as cancer, you’ve probably been confronted with the astronomically high cost of medicine.