GoodRx

My husband's insurance would not pay for the Provigil he needed post stroke, due to an off-label use. At a cost of $825/month, we could not afford it. I just picked up his Rx at a Target Pharmacy (Philly burbs) for $94.90, exactly as Goodrx quoted! I could not be happier or more grateful to your company! Please try Goodrx, you have nothing to lose and it may help in affording such expensive drugs. Thanks again!
And yes, it can be used with Part D or on its own.

Received a goodrx discount card from my doctor for a medication - checked the price on line and then went to the pharmacy - the cost was $60 more than the goodrx website listed it. Went back home, submitted my info on their website, they quoted me the same price and then sent the pharmacy the coupon. Called the pharmacy today and was told it is incorrect and they will not fill it for that price. Called GoodRX and was told that CVS is "contractually obligated" to fill the rx at the listed website price. Waited on hold for 30 minutes while the goodrx rep called CVS directly only to be told by the rep when she cam back on the line that goodrx has the prices listed incorrectly and they will have to "open a ticket" such bull$#*!. The rep was very nice and tried to be helpful but it's clear this is a scam. I wasted over 2 hours with the calls, and the visit to CVS etc. another company trying to get your info to use it for marketing etc. STAY AWAY

I've only relied on good rx a few times cause I've always had decent insurance. I'm retired, have a decent Medicare plan, but employed husband just lost his job, waiting on unemployment. My recent script was going to cost over $18 with my insurance. Due to his loss of income I checked goodrx for a better price. The well known drugstore chain I use had the script ready for pickup, goodrx showed a price at their store $6+ less. When I tried to use the discount, it couldn't be processed because apparently now you have to know ahead of time who the manufacturer is that your drugstore uses. How is the average person supposed to know what manufacturers their drugstores buy from? Those change pretty frequently. You have to ask now for every script to see if they participate with goodrx? So now you have to compare store prices AND find out who the manufacturer is, that's crazy stupid. I'll never bother with these guys again.

To say I had a few doubts is an understatement. I thought it had to be too good to be true. My mom's medicine is over $700 for a 3-month supply at some places. The absolute cheapest I could find was $240. But with this coupon I was able to get it for $101 at Target! I was already to fight with the pharmacist, or with the GoodRx customer help line, or both. But when I presented the coupon, there was no problem at all. I. Was. Stunned. And very pleased! Don't know how it works, but it really did for us.

Quick, convenient, easy! I was stressed out because I needed my birth control pills. I did not have time to set up a doctors appointment (currently just moved states and started a new job) nor did I have my new insurance cards yet. I filled out a quick questionnaire online and it was followed by a call from a Nurse Practitioner. The NP verified who I was and filled out my prescription. I was then sent a link to set up where I wanted my prescription sent to. I picked my nearest Rite Aid pharmacy and a hour later had three months worth of my birth control. GoodRx also sent me a coupon to show the pharmacist making my birth control just $5.99 a month. I would highly recommend GoodRx if you need your prescription fast and don't want to waste your time waiting at a doctors office.

My doctor gave me the GoodRx card today at my appt and said he thought it would help with the cost of my prescriptions. I was skeptical. I have a fixed income and a debilitating medical condition and really need these meds. I went to Walmart and they ran the GoodRx through with no problems. I saved over 75% off the cash prices I would have had to pay as I have no insurance. I am very grateful to my doctor, GoodRx, and Walmart for coordinating this great program.

Took my prescription to Walmart based on the Goodrx price of $28 instead of the $200 average price at other places. Walmart first tried to charge me $177, when I told them to run the Goodrx card they said the price was $99. When I again showed them the price from the Goodrx website a manager said they would accept it just this once basically to make me go away but would not take the coupon price a second time. This whole mess took almost an hour of my time to fight for this price not sure its worth it.

Love Good Rx... but the problem is that the prices on different drugs vary wildly for different drugs at different pharmacies. So if you are on several drugs one of them might be much cheaper at Target but more expensive for other meds on your list. You find yourself price shopping with different prescriptions to different stores. This can be a headache... any solution? I guess just add up your list of meds with the TOTAL price and pick the pharmacy with the lowest total price of all the drugs combined. Thanks

Per my last review, I was using my voice text and did not check the grammar prior to posting, so please excuse the MANY typographical errors. It has come to my attention that Walgreens at times can choose to accept or not accept updates Good RX prices, as prescriptions vary monthly. Some vastly and some by a few dollars or so. On one occasion they gave me some limbo humbo about it being a controlled substance & that is why they couldnt take a new amount, and thats because it was about $20 some dollars less than the month before. However, I wonder if the situation was reversed, what the case wouldve been. Then on same day I called a different Walgreens to merely inquire on this and he was baffled. Then after placing me on a very long hold came back and said; it depends on the exact medication, (so the controlled sub. Was a lie, as they said ALL.). Nonetheless, the next month they accepted the updated coupon.
So frustrating.

I called into customer service yesterday. The woman must have been working at home due to hearing dogs constantly barking. I explained my account was the free no charge account. They still charged me $5.99 which was pending. She claimed she refunded my money. So I look today and they still took the money out of my account again for the 2nd time. So now they got two payments and I don't fill prescriptions and haven't in two years and have not been charged in two years. Now all of a sudden I get two charges back to back. So I call back today and the guy on the phone says oh well nothing I can do. So I cancelled my card and ordering a new one before they charge more everyday. I don't even have the free account with these people anymore I cancelled it yesterday to make sure.

I recently changed medications to one which was not covered by my prescription drug insurance. The price for my 30 day prescription was $640. I presented a GoodRX coupon to get it for much cheaper. They no longer honored GoodRX at Walmart. Took it to CVS. No dice. Kroger? Nope. RiteAid, perhaps? Nope. Two other Walmarts? Nope. Another CVS? Nope. GoodRX is not a viable method of lessening the blow of expensive prescriptions because no one accepts them, most saying, "We USED to take these, but don't anymore." Don't waste your time.