GoodRx

Two days ago, Safeway refused to honor the GoodRx price coupon. Had to pay more $$ to get my prescription. The pharmacist said that Walmart is also refusing to honor the coupons.

I called GoodRx and the guy said that my experience at Safeway is the "first" one that they have heard about. I also told the guy about Walmart, and he said that he has not heard of any Walmart refusals. He said he would call my Safeway Pharmacy, and he did and he called me back. He verified everything I said, and said GoodRx would look into this further.

When I look at this forum there are many contradictions. Walmart, CVS, and several others are refusing to honor the GoodRx coupons. Obviously the guy I was speaking with at GoodRx either didn't know about the others, or was lying to me. Either way, its beginning to look like to me, that going forward with GoodRx will be increasing difficult, up to the day that this company goes out of business.

Something must of happened in 2017 as the last 3 years I have been using GoodRx at Walgreen my prescription was only $85 and now in 2017 it jumped up to $398.00 WTF. Freaking crazy stupid. So I now go to Kroger and used GoodRx and my prescription is only $90. How the hell can Walgreens get away with charging $398 when others only charge $90. Thst is terrible and such crooks. Trump needs to stop companies from screwing people over.

I took advantage of Goodrx after being dropped from my parents' insurance. I have the Gold Rx plan. My only criticism is I pay monthly for the GoodRx plan, but when I need a telehealth appointment, I have to pay $19 for the consultation. I wish gold rx users didn't have to pay the $19 and just got free consults and discounted meds. All in all, it's helped me stay healthy and is relatively fast in responses and prescriptions. I highly recommend.

I woke up at 12am with a UTI. I knew I needed antibiotics so I created an account and within 20 minutes, I was connected with a nurse practitioner who prescribed an antibiotic. I sent it to my closest 24-hour Walgreens and had the med in my system at 1:00am. It saved me from a long, uncomfortable night waiting for an urgent care and it was only $1.50!

GoodRx used to be good, and I've used them several times in the past, but now they are pretty worthless. I've wasted hours over the last two weeks trying to get a decent price on my cat's medicine, and I still don't have it. I tried two CVS pharmacies, both of which said they couldn't process the GoodRx coupon because the doctor that wrote it doesn't have an NPI number. Veterinarians don't have NPI numbers, so I was unable to use the coupon. Then I went to a Walmart and thought I had gotten lucky, until I found out they only gave me 45 pills instead of the 100 my vet had prescribed. I could have used the coupon, but it would have cost me more per pill than what it would have if I could have gotten the 100 pills. Called customer service, who informed me they won't pay for more than a 90-day supply. I now have my prescription back and my cat still has no medicine. Thanks for wasting my time, GoodRx.

Initially I was paying $180 monthly for my son's prescription at CVS. With the GoodRx card I was able to pay about 1/3 of that at Walmart, but after two refills Walmart refused to honor the card. I checked the mobile app and transferred the prescription to Winn-Dixie which cut the price to less than $30 for a 3 month supply. This was great for about one year until Winn-Dixie sold their pharmacy business to CVS. That was a disaster so I transferred the prescription to Walgreen's, $41 for 3 month supply. Super! I hope that lasts for awhile, but the lesson is: if you meet a roadblock on the card, don't give up; look for other pharmacies that will honor it.

My Free Month, the price was $14, so I signed up with the Gold Card. Then my price went up to $34.00 plus paying 9.99 per month. So unfair! The BBB will find out what Good RX done to me.

I am astonished and thrilled that this worked just as you said. If your local pharmacy won't accept GoodRx coupons, ask them to transfer it to a Walgreens, RiteAide, Kroger etc. I really believe that about 85% of the reviews I read on the internet are fake, paid for or written by competitors so they can get a leg up on the competition. My business is highly competitive so I know how that works. Unless they are verified, they can't be trusted. Even then, nothing stops a friend of a friend from buying and writing a review to kick start a business. On Jan 29,2018, the Tamiflu RX for 10 day 75mg supply would have been $102.00, with the GoodRx coupon, it was $58.00! I have already recommended your service and will blog it up! How do the drug companies get away with this? The clerk actually looked disappointed when sent the coupon through the drive-in window. Blessings and great Karma coming your way! Your name should be GREAT_Rx! Your ratings should be AAA+++!

Would not recommend to anybody. Paid $40 and the doctor said she would put in a prescription for antibiotics for my uti. I clicked the pharmacy and have called my pharmacy 3 times to check and they never received anything. Can't get ahold of anybody on the message center. Such a waste of time and money. Should have just went to urgent care.

I had been waiting for a authorization from insurance for this medication. Almost 3 weeks later still waiting and find out that the Dr had been sitting on it. Then found out Dr was gone for the week. So I searched around as this med was quoted to me as 127 dollars. No way. So I found GoodRx put my info in and it said 29.94. I saw that my pharmacy Albertsons was part of GoodRx and took it over and gave the pharmacy the info and it was exactly that price. It was also a controlled substance which Albertsons had no problem with. Thank God for GoodRx, seriously saved a bundle.

Went to Walmart after reviewing the estimated cost on the GoodRx website. The estimate was for $41.54... the Walmart price was $308. Called GoodRx on the spot and was told that the website must need updating. Fine, asked where the price estimated would be honored. The service agent "guaranteed" the price would be honored at Walgreens. No such luck, they were also ~$300. Called GoodRx again and was given the same line about the website needing updating. Buyer beware! Contact the pharmacy first before wasting your time.

I went to Costco today and used "goodrx" for the first time. My prescription was for duloxetine 60 mg 60 capsules Costco has a regular price in the low ninetys which no other pharmacy can come close to. I handed them the print out for this drug for this pharmacy and paid about $39.93. My UHC would pay $80 for thirty pills. I highly recommend this product. By the way, Costco is not mentioned by name but you will know which coupon is meant for Costco. Most other pharmacies are mentioned by name. JMC

I use goodrx at Walmart I checke every month to make sure it's still the same price or cheapest price. I have no insurance. I take 12 different medications. 5 are suppose to be paid by workers comp. If for some reason the prescription comes up different price, I show coupon and they run it back through. I've tried Walgreens once because it showed 1 of my expensive was cheaper there, they said they would have to run txt through so transferred it to Walgreens showed coupon and said they wouldn't accept it. So I transferred back to Walmart. I recently found cvs actually has 2 my RX's which I used coupons and they actually came out to be lower price than coupon as cash pay with no insurance. I don't know how I could afford all my medications without this app.

I printed a coupon for Lumigan which was supposed to save me about $100. When I got to Walgreens, they didn't honor the coupon because it is for a generic brand, which by the way, has not been made yet. So the pharmacist ran the coupon through to see if it would work, and the price with the coupon came to $156 which was more than I pay without a coupon. My opinion of this site is, don't use it. IT IS A SCAM! I gave it one start, because I had to pick one.