GoodRx

Using the mobile App, I was able to locate the biggest discounts available for our "Basket" of monthly prescriptions. It ended up being Wal-Mart and conveniently We were moving to a new town so the scripts had to be transferred anyway. I have 5 meds my Wife has 4 plus over the counter Priosec and Nexium. Our cash costs are lower now than our BCBS co pays used to be. Using the card takes a little getting used to as Bin # can change from month to month but I just about have all of the Wal-Mart personal trained on the card.
My brother in law who has no Health Care coverage at all was seen in the local emergency room and I was able to get his very vital meds for $ 83.00 discounted down from $ 230.00, Good Rx made me look like a hero. Thanks to you all for the help and security you have given our family in these uncertain Health Care and economic times.

Took my prescription for 100 nitroglycerin,. 4 Mg tablets to Walgreen's with my GoodRX card. The pharmacist checked and said the GoodRX price of $ 12.91 was good. When I went to pay, she said the price was $ 28.29. Since this was less expensive than using my insurance, I paid it. When I got home, I found that the pharmacist had split the script into four parts with each costing $28.29. Needless to say, I will never patronize Walgreen's again.
John Pfouts

I went to Walgreen with my prescription and they filled using RX coupon for a little more than coupon stated. When I went for 2nd refill, it was 3 times more. I took the prescription to Target and they gave me coupon price. Now Target wants to double the coupon price and says it doesn't guarantee the coupon price. I also found out that you can only change pharmacy's twice for them to honor the coupon. If you have gone to a previous pharmacy, they wont allow you to switch a second time. Keeps you from switching pharmacies to honor first RX coupon. That's why they keep raising the price since they know you have reached your limit in pharmacies and have to use them again. What a racket.

A while back I had problems with the price GoodRx stated. So today I thought I would try GoodRx again. I called the pharmacy to refill my prescription and they had a problem with the coupon. I called GoodRx and talked with a representative and the representative called the pharmacy and the coupon still didn't work. The representative said I could try another pharmacy but the other GoodRx coupons were more than the medication without a coupon so I paid full price and now I have my medicine. I will not use GoodRx again!

I just recently lost my insurance and good RX came back with the total best thing that could ever happen to me as far as prescriptions. Good RX is the best even better than the best thank you good RX. JJ Fort Worth.

They claim they GET you name and date of birth, but then strip it from the rest of the info - kinda like the NSA and the Feds.
IF that's true, why do they even get it in the first place.
As far as pharmacys not taking it, all they have to do is scan the coupon in - if they don't at least do that - instruct them on how to do they're job.

Have used this service before with no problems. Today I was surprised that Walgrens refused to offer the price stated on the app. This was after I confirmed the price with the pharmacist prior to giving them the RX. When I went to check out the price jumped $12. Called the number on the GoodRX card only to be told that "our prices are only estimates". Wasted over an hour of my time as did the Walgreen personnel trying to help. With over 8,000 stores you would expect that GoodRx would try to be more accurate. It is not the $12 but it is the scam being perpetrated. Could find nothing on the website stating the prices shown are only an estimate. Disappointed. Dan S

Arvada, CO Costco will NOT honor the low price of Timolol Maleate "eyedroppers", 10 ml. Cited in GoodRx, and it appears Safeway will not either. Costs are just "wrong", according pharmacists, and they also are unwilling to sell in bulk as the GoodRx menus suggest. Just getting an estimate from these locations required doctor's offices to forward the prescription to them, which filters the budget shopper. While they quibble with the details, they clearly are discouraging customers and irritate doctors' offices. A call to GoodRx to mediate was unhelpful. Though an agent claims he contacted Costco and called me back, his explanation didn't wash... said this was an issue with the manufacturer and there was nothing he could do. It GoodRx actually has any kind of contractual agreement with pharmacies it must be toothless.

My first time using GoodRx. My insurance said my Tdap injection is free but each pharmacy charges an injection administering fee that various. So I searched the web, saw GoodRx provided the charges for all pharmacies near by. I selected the one which is cheapest (Bartell Drugs/ Rite-Add) and printed the coupon out and took it to Bartell Drugs to get the injection. I was very disappointed that the coupon was not accepted there. If I knew the coupon was no good then I would go to my regular pharmacy (Costco) for the injection.

I started a new job and my health insurance hadn't kicked in yet. I went to pick up my wife's medication and the cost was $530. I never realized how much the out of pocket cost was because my old insurance covered it. I did some research and found goodrx. I thought it must be a scam but what would I have to lose? I didn't have to fill out any personal info and there didn't seem to be any catch. I gave the pharmacy the coupon and it brought the cost down to $40. I couldn't believe it. I'm totally blown away. Goodrx saved me $490!

When my employer changed from one HMO to another, so did the coverage for medication. Unfortunately, I have a condition that requires me to take a certain medication for the rest of my life. With my previous HMO, I was only paying $10 each month for the medication. With the new one, I was going to pay $100 a month. Even at $100 a month, it's still a lot cheaper than the over $1,000 if you purchased this at retail cost. $100 is still a lot, though, so I went online to see if there was a way to get this medication cheaper and ran across GoodRx's website. The $65 cost it was showing me was hard to believe, but I printed out the coupon and took it to Rite-Aid and they honored it.

So, I'm one of those people who can say that I was able to get the drug cheaper buying it outside of my insurance plan. I'm very happy.

I had a RX that my insurance won't pay for. I went to my local Wal-Mart, gave the RX and asked how much it wolf be.$93.00 for 90 days. I gace her the GoodRx coupon and she said she did't know if it will be accepted until she fills it and rings it up. I came back the next day and it rang up at $20.19. I was shocked! I have sinced gone to Publix and was charged to same discount price with coupon! It too good to be true, but it is!
T. C.
Venice, Fl