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They don’t like covering pre-existing conditions, which is BS because almost everything is pre-existing. It might be best to talk to an insurance broker and ask them for help figuring it out.

Also, Costco is often cheaper for getting prescriptions filled and you don’t need to have a membership to do prescriptions there, and apparently Wal-Mart is also cheaper for prescriptions (I’ve only done a couple of things there and our coverage is really good so I don’t actually know first-hand).

Blue Cross is the cheapest I know of but it depends on what plan you choose. You can go to an insurance broker about this as well, like you would for car insurance or home insurance. If you’re in post-secondary (university or college) you may be eligible for coverage that way. The only other way I know to get insurance is through work. Are you not covered under your parents’ anymore? I was covered under my dad’s until I finished university and was also covered by my university plan for some things.