It is generally not possible to use a Lipitor discount card in conjunction with insurance coverage for the medication. Insurance companies typically negotiate their own prices for prescription medications with pharmaceutical companies, and these prices are often lower than the retail price. Therefore, using a discount card would not provide any additional savings. However, it may be possible to use a discount card if you are paying out-of-pocket for Lipitor because your insurance does not cover it, or if you have exceeded your insurance plan's coverage limit for prescription medications. It is always best to check with your insurance provider and the pharmacy to understand your options and any potential savings.

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