GoodRx

I paid for a visit with GoodRX Care and explained my situation. The doctor rushed through the visit and I did not get the correct medication. When I wrote back I got multiple different nurse practitioners responding to me telling me to pay for a new visit to get the correct medication. Excuse me... This was a error on their end! Then they told me all this stuff to buy and I kept informing them I am allergic to it but they kept telling me to buy and use it. This was a complete joke! I used telehealth.com and was able to get exactly what I needed, no issues. Avoid GoodRX Care by all means!

I have cancelled the subscription several times and they are still trying to take money from me. I have sent an email and called but it's still going on. They are just going to bully me and take my money. Don't subscribe find another company, because these guys are legal scammers.

My wife has non-small cell, non-smoking lung cancer. We purchased her first script for a little less than $500 at a Safeway (very rude) in Fairfax Va near Centreville. She is at a refill point and now the cost at the Saeway is over a 1000% increase. For the past week the cost at Giant has been a little less than $500. I'm guessing our inquiries have made that cost increase over 1000%. Bait & switch? It's like a drug dealer saying the first one is free--now we got you. So, my experience with Goodrx is pretty rotten.

It's finding free money. I was prepared to pay over $50 to $60 for a month's supply. Using the coupon at my local CVS I paid less than $35 for the same amount. I received a 34% savings through very little effort. CVS took the GoodRX coupon no problem at all. Pharmacist entered the coupon into the system in a matter of seconds and done- savings. Now its in the system for the refills. It cost nothing to try this and I received the quoted amount on the website. I recommend you try this to save you money. Why not? It costs you nothing to try.

I spent a lot of time researching where I could get my prescription cheapest, and decided to have the script written for a Walgreen's Pharmacy solely because GoodRX 's app stated that the medication would be $66. I checked on the price regularly for a few weeks before my doctor sent the script over, and when I went to pick it up I was told it would be $167 (which is the cash price of the drug). I called multiple pharmacies and ended up calling GoodRX; the representative was very polite and helpful, but basically said "the prices listed are estimates and are infrequently updated, so it's definitely possible that your medication is actually $167 even though I can see that our app currently lists it as $66."

The app or a text is the only option for using GoodRx according to customer service. This is not user-friendly for sight-impaired individuals. I thought or maybe assumed I could just print a coupon from my email. (I use a text reader to read and use my email on my LARGE screen computer.) But I could not just click and print a coupon, they required me to download their app, which I cannot read or use. Now I admit I have the "Free" version, I can't imagine paying for this even to get a better discount.

On Friday, my Vet called a prescription in to local Fry's with a GoodRX coupon. And emailed the same coupon to me. Saturday am I go to Fry's, but the coupon will not work. Pharmacy tried to get customer service. No luck. I called and tried to get customer service. No luck. Phone numbers on the coupon go to Inside RX (for humans). Customer Service with Inside RX said I should go back home, get a new account, process a new coupon, then drive back to town to see if that coupon would work. I don't think so!

Went to my doctor on Thursday, he sent a prescription for a drug not covered by my insurance to a pharmacy, showed me how to install the GoodRx on my phone. Later, looking at the coupon on the GoodrRx app on my phone, found that the pharmacy he sent it to "doesn't accept coupons". Fair enough, called the doctor's office, they resent it to a Kroger's pharmacy near me. Walked in, showed them the coupon on my phone and bingo, I had my drugs for a fraction of what it would cost without the coupon. Easy as could be. Great site, great service. Almost too good to be true ( I WAS skeptical at first, but I'm a believer now)