GoodRx

I recently had to purchase some medications for my dad that weren't covered by his insurance and by using goodrx, it saved me a lot of my money. I just don't understand why the prices at cvs pharmacy are way higher than at the cvs pharmacy in target. They are both cvs pharmacies but the target cvs is much, much cheaper. One of my dad's medications was $218 at cvs, but it was $83 at the target cvs pharmacy. That doesn't make sense. They are both cvs pharmacies. But goodrx did work and it saved me a lot money.

Recently I stumbled across Good Rx while searching for a holistic approach to treat a UTI I presumed I had. I become a Gold member and a practitioner walked me through the process and directed me to pick up a over the counter test at my local pharmacy which I had no idea there was such an over the counter test and the practitioner continued to assist me accordingly throughout the whole process. I had my Rx within a few hours and now my husband has signed up as a member as well. Giving us both peace of mind having such medical assistance at our fingertips being neither one of us has medical coverage.

Who actually pays for this? How do y'all get your prices? What do you do with the information sent to your database? Is it sold? Are you selling patient's private information? Exactly how do you get money from this "Help a neighbor out?" By selling HIPPA information that pharmacies transmit to your computer. Nothing is free! You get something from this! Commercials aren't free.

I used GoodRx for a year at Walmart and the price on the coupon was always honored. When I had to renew the prescription I switched to CVS. The prescription cost me more than double than the coupon price. The CVS clerk said they called Good Rx and that was correct. I called Good Rx the following day. They promised to follow up and get back to me. They never did. Next I sent an email with all the details. They never responded. I have lost a lot of faith in their service and am no longer recommending them to people. Be sure to ask what your prescription in going to cost before you pick it up from the pharmacy. Good Rx has very poor customer service!

According to Goodrx, my entresto should only have a copay of very small amount each month (their most recent check was in 2020) have AARP advantage and now past donut hole and copay over $100. But you can't question them about this or report as they give a run around that their prices are accurate mostly. The key word here is "mostly"... thus the one star rating

Since I do not have prescription coverage, called CVS for Flomax (generic) and they wanted $99+. Then called Wal Mart and they wanted $67+. Went on the Internet and got GoodRx's coupon. I was skeptical about the coupon after reading some of the negative comments, but I figured "What the hell. Why not. All they can say is, "No." Still, the Wal Mart price was $32 less than CVS. I presented the coupon to the clerk, he entered it into the computer and told me the price went from $65.89 to $20.73! That's $78 less than CVS and $45 less, with the coupon, at Wal Mart. So "Thank you, GoodRx and Thank you, Wal Mart."

I used goodrx for a UTI. Because it was my third within a year they would not prescribe an antibiotic but the Dr asked me questions I had already filled out and with it taking hours in between to respond, it was a complete waste of my time. Obviously, male Dr who obviously isn't aware of or considerate that it's not unheard of to get recurrent utis as a woman made the decision. Find an online place that doesn't treat you like you're drug seeking or something for a simple antibiotic. Maybe I just got a really bad Dr but my experience was terrible today. Oh and also he wanted me to send him another selfie which was bizarre and no reason for it.

I am so happy that I stumbled across this website. My insurance company quit covering my prescription face wash, which is part of the regimen to prevent recurrence of my skin cancer. Prior to this the copay was $50. It jumped up to $450 (yes, for a face wash)! I found a coupon from GoodRX-$46 from Costco, $68 from Walgreens. I went to Walgreens because it is much more convenient and they already know me. Although they didn't tell me about the coupon when I told them I couldn't get the wash, they did honor it immediately when I presented one. No questions or arguments. I'm so happy that I can continue to use this product!

I have used GoodRx for the last year with good success. I am permanently disabled, and take Hydrocodone 10-325 every six hours for chronic back pain. For the longest time, I have filled all my scripts at CVS. I noticed my Norco was much cheaper through GoodRx at Kroger, and had my next refill called in there. My cost was about $16.

Now, I go to check for this month, as I am due for a refill, snd that same 120 tablets shows a price of $34.36. It's doubled in a month. And now I see there's a "Good RX gold". It sure looks like a good thing is coming to an end. GoodRX wants their cut, I guess. Disappointing.

I used GoodRX one time in the past without a problem. Today I had an unexpired coupon that stated the price for my script and when I went to pay it was more. I called GoodRX and was told there was nothing that could be done. I asked to speak with a supervisor and there was no supervisor available and someone would call me back shortly. I never received a call back. Disappointed in the service as the coupon price was not honored and no one called to follow up.

Update: GoodRX responded to my review and must have been thinking of a different customer. The pharmacy checked and the coupon was correct and matched all the script details. I was told by the GoodRX representative that sometimes the price can change even if the coupon is not expired. I think if the coupon is valid the price stated should be honored.