Wolters Kluwer/lexicomp + other active promos

[thethinker]

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I figured this would be a good place to share discounts we've discovered on references pharmacists and students use on a daily basis. Despite having Clinical Pharmacology available to me through my employer, I still subscribe to Lexi-Complete as a person preference. I typically do 3 years at a time and I'm up for renewal soon.

Unfortunately I just missed a 25% off code that expired 12/31. Currently the best I've is "RENEW2017" for 10% off. Hopefully someone benefits from my code or has a better one available to them.

Thanks guys and gals; please use and contribute!

TheThinker

 

[Litha]

Also interested in a decent Lexi renewal code. I personally think they are the best mobile reference. Only one I have found is "Friend" for 10% off, but hoping to find something more.

 

[thethinker]

Also interested in a decent Lexi renewal code. I personally think they are the best mobile reference. Only one I have found is "Friend" for 10% off, but hoping to find something more.

Good news!

I emailed support and told them I wanted to use the 25% off promo code, but got locked out of my account and wasn't able to before it expired on 12/31.

Support replied by creating a manual sales quote and reference number with the discount attached. After that I just called in and gave them the reference number & was able to pay for renewal at the discounted price.

The 25% off code that expired on 12/31 was "EMLX1712". Mention that and hopefully you can score the same!

Good luck 🙂

Edit: 142.50 USD discount, not bad

 

[RxPreceptor]

I concur, Lexicomp is best. Their service reps will actually give you a response in a reasonable amount of time when technology/subscription issues arise. Never had an issue getting something resolved with them unless outside of their realm of capability

 

[Standutd]

Thank you for sharing. I may need to start using lexi. I used micromedex through school and it did the trick but lexi was available at my hospital rotations and it seemed to be more complete. App-wise I have only used micromedex though, is it light weight compared to the lexi app?

 

[deleted820760]

I like Lexi-Comp app, but both Lexi and micromedex have great desktop versions. Micromedex is more thorough.

 

[lord999]

Lexi (VHACO but specific VISNs license it) and Micromedex (VA-wide) paid for by work and the Pharmacist Letter, the actual useful pharmacist publication that I always find utility in reading.