GoodRx

Jan 13 went to Wal-Mart Brazil, IN to get Terazosin 10mg. 30count. Good RX price 4.00 Wal-Mart 16.75! I left went to Kroger transfered prescription where Good RX. Price was 5.65 Kroger price 17.50. So after driving wasting my time trying to get Good RX discounts I left without my prescription. I then called Good RX *******341. Of course I'm put on hold for over 15 mins, I gave up any hope of getting help. This is second time I have tried GOOD RX with prices not even close. Of course GOOD RX is never wrong and the customer should've done something else like hold on to the phone for God knows how long to talk with customer service. What a joke!

Have been using GoodRx for about a year now. At first, there didn't seem to be any problem with the prices quoted with the online coupon and the drug store prices. However, recently I have run into a problem with pharmacies honoring the prices quoted and what they actually charge for the prescription. Example: Nitroglycerin tablets at Kroger should have been $13,58 as per online coupon. But, when filled, Kroger wanted to charge me $44 saying a disclaimer on the coupon states prices were only suggestions. It was at their discretion to honor the coupon or not. So, I took my prescription to Walgreen and although I ran into the same issue (coupon was for $15 and changed, Walgreen charged $21) with the Pharmacist complaining that GoodRx was not reimbursing them to make up the difference in pricing. Not sure if this will continue, but either way, make sure you check with the pharmacy on pricing when using GoodRx coupons so you are not caught off guard when picking up your prescription.

When I fell in the old folks donut hole I started looking around for alternatives and cheaper prices for my Advair Rx. The retail price for this drug is about $1200 a month. I found AirDuo generic at Walgreens for $100 a month and my lung doc wrote me a prescription for it. The GoodRx coupon worked for me for $50 a month at Walgreens. Not only did GoodRx save me 50% but also pointed me to Walgreens because they have the best prices for AirDuo. GoodRx pointed me to Kroger for another one of my meds where Kroger was substantially lower than any other place. It just works - easy. No more donut holes for me!

I have never used GoodRx before & was excited to save over $60/ month when I found a prescription at Safeway advertised for $34 (I've been ordering from Canada). I didn't call before I went (and don't shop at Safeway normally)but the pharmacist said their price was over $200 so she couldn't sell it to me for the GoodRx advertised price they'd lose money. When I called GoodRx I was told the prices shown were only estimates & do not have to be honored by the pharmacy & to call around to see if I could find a place to honor the estimated price GoodRx shows. I feel this is false advertising - if you don't know for sure that a pharmacy will sell meds at that price - don't advertise it, very misleading. Also, like I have nothing better to do than call all over town. I have not called around yet but when I get time I may try - still very irritating!

I NEVER get the price quoted on my GoodRx app at my local CVS pharmacy. I'm a cancer patient and my funds are very limited with having to survive off of one income! So yes from $200 to $40 is AMAZING but when it's quoted to be less than $15 and then you go to pick up your needed medicine it's a bit harder on an already almost empty pocket

I came here to leave a good review for goodrx. Not bc my coupon worked. But because of how friendly and helpful their customer service was to me when i called for their help in trying to. And Honestly I am a bit confused by some of the bad reviews here?... I mean people do realize their services are FREE right? So if your price changes from 15 bucks to 20 and the self pay cost is still well over what you're paying. Then whats the problem? You're STILL saving a ton of money! And no harm if it doesn't bc its a FREE service! Americans today really do have this false sense of entitlement! And heck at least you're not paying them to tell to pay some ridiculous amount of money for your prescription like we all do from our lousy health insurance provider! Honestly I dont think the ones here complaining about their cost going up have ever really known what its like to chose between a 600 per month medication that could save your life or putting food on the table! Or they would not be complaining about such petty things like a long wait in line at the pharmacy or a 10 dollar mark up on a drug they are STILL saving a ton of money on! Either use their FREE service or dont! Its that simple! And be grateful that companies like this even exist!

Do NOT use this app. It is nothing but a SCAM to get you into a pharmacy so they can give you some lame excuse why the price for an epipen (for example - just one of five attempts at using this scam app) at Walgreens is NOT $126.38 as advertised but actually over $358.00 to $663.00 at CVS and not 142.75. (think i am kidding, try zip code ******* and see. But rest assured when you get to the bottom of the list where the price is right there at retail everywhere on the planet. Bingo! NOW ITS AVAILABLE AND ACCURATELY PRICED. And ALWAYS in stock.

I was using Goodrx because i have a dog with a authoimmune disease and her medication are very expensive, along with vet visit. Goodrx was a life saver. Without Goodrx i could pay anywhere from $30 to $600 dollars. We love our pets, the medication helps her function almost like a normal dog. I went about a month ago to pick up her prescriptions, at this time i was told by the pharmacy Goodrx will no longer help unless the vet has an NPI number ( national provider identifer). With everything going on with Covid 19 now & people out of work, tell me what i should do. I love my Dogs, I take care of my dogs, but i dont know if ill be able to afford her meds. Its hard enough trying to pay bill and food as it is. I dont want to have to put her to sleep, shes a good girl and its not her time. She is only 7. Can anyone tell me where to go from here.