GoodRx

My old insurance paid a major portion of a medication, but my new insurance pays NOTHING. That left me to potentially fork out $328 for a 1 month supply. I checked out Good Rx, and was skeptical, but what did I have to lose, or go without this necessary maintenance medication. Went to Safeway, where my portion was listed cheapest, and had doc office send Rx. At counter, was charged $13 of a possible $369. No muss, no fuss. Good Rx paid the rest. Thank you. Now I can stay on course with a med I truly need.

Please. I am honestly begging you. I will do whatever you want. If you just ask me to look it up BEFORE I fill the script. Don't wait for the price from your insurance. If you think it will be high and you have the card or phone or whatever ready: call ahead. Ask them to compare the prices for you. It will save us both a LOT of time. It does not take 20 seconds, as that commercial may suggest, to change the price for you. My soul dies a little each time I scan out a script and then they pull out their little card. (Also highly do not recommend using the cards. Print it out. At my pharmacy we use our phones for you, but i know a lot of places wont do that, so if u want the EXACT price you found - print it. They change the cards)

I have goodrx app on my phone. When I look up prices, Walmart always tells me that price on my phone, is not what shows up on their computer. For example. I was at the ER today. I was given an antibiotic and pain med. The antibiotic on my goodrx app said $17.98 for ten tabs. Walmart, said they are seeing $29.32. I'm tired of these prices changing. I was told by an ER Doctor, that they have to honor what is on my app, but they don't. Other than that, goodrx has saved me money before.

Everyone in my family has attempted to utilize good rx in the past month or so without success. Every medication I attempt to use it for at Walgreens, they say; " we cant accepted good rx for this medication " I've got a lot medications as well, having stage 4 metastatic brain cancer. Other family members have yet to get it to work. Uncle with heart disease and mom with copd. Have had every medication they attempted to use it on declined. The only one that's had any luck is my niece Kate for her son's medication.

I own 2 pharmacies, I understand the pricing of generic medications. If Good RX is saving you tons of money (which it may) you need to find a new pharmacy that isn't ripping you off. Look for independently owned stores. They have the power to change prices and are usually going to give you a fair price and not charge you $150 over the cost of the med, which is what happens when you see a big price drop from Good Rx. Why not find a pharmacy that will give you a fair price from the start? I'd love to hear from you, I'll give you a quote and let you know my cost of the med your inquiring about so you can get an idea of what a good price is. I'm tired of these stupid games.

Google and print out the other pharmacy coupons and Push the issue at the pharmacy. Of Course the pharmacists would prefer to charge a 30 percent co-pay of $1,300 (in my case, for one critical med), too bad. I printed out several coupons and stubbornly stood there until one coupon worked. Rhe line behind me was long and the staff fed up with me, but I won and dropped $1,300 down to $100. No, I refuse to pay astronomical prices for meds I must take daily. Push the issue and don't worry what others think.

Went to Winn Dixie pharmacy to fill at advertised price of $100 and the pharmacist told me (after I sat and waited for a half an hour) then told me that was below their cost. She then tried to tell me she had another discount card for $200. I told her Publix price was $140. Then the Winn-Dixie pharmacist told me she had another discount card she could fill it for $134; but it was not in stock and I would have to come back in 5 days and pick it up. That's 34% higher then the GoodRx advertised price. Costco and Walmart no longer accept GoodRx in my area. This all seems like false advertising and the Federal Trade Commission should look into it.

I used three coupons last night from GoodRX and was thrilled! I recently lost my insurance and decided to try them at Walgreens after paying over $35 for each prescription last month for generic medicine for ambien, etc. They didn't even blink, entered the code into the register, and all prescriptions came to under 10 each.

LOVED it and so glad I investigated the web for a cheaper alternative to my meds! Will continue to use them (o:

Took Safeway a prescription normally don't like Safeway but with the GoodRx app it showed my prescription to be only $46. I chose to go to Safeway this time all because of GoodRx. Gave the coupon to the pharmacist and they took the coupon put it in the computer at $46.87. They did not have my medication in and so two days later after I fought to get the $47 up went to pay for my prescription and then all the sudden it had changed to $73 and some change. I feel like they entrapped me. The best deal to go to Safeway only to change it once my prescription had been put into the system. I find that a lot of people try to get whatever money they can right at the very end of bankruptcy or some political change. Please do not use GoodRx because they will in trap and change the prices! I would rather use a pharmacy and pay full price than ever used GoodRx again!

I needed several kinds of eye drops for cataract surgery. I priced them at Wall-mart and they came to about $500. I heard about GoodRx and checked prices there. (Even Wal-mart was cheaper on GoodRx than what they had quoted me as a walk-in.) I found that a nearby Kroger was the cheapest, had the Dr. call in the prescriptions, and I printed out the GoodRx coupons. When I walked in I would have bet they would not work. BUT I was wrong. The store quickly and cheerfully took the coupons and the eye drops cost me only $380. That is still too much, but a huge savings. I am impressed! I now have the Android AP also.

I love GoodRx! When I have refills due I bring up my medication like it is like gas prices. I switch local pharmacies all the time for best price. I just call the cheapest pharmacy and tell them the medication and where it is. Then they do all the work getting it faxed over to them takes up to 48 hours to get filled but well worth the wait when saving money. Meijer actually now goes ahead and does the goodrx price before I even come in and checks it with my insurance with medicare to make sure it is cheaper and goodrx wins everytime. I just have the coupon text to phone and they scan it off my phone also. If I texted myself two days ago I double check before going in I am still getting the best price. LOVE GOODRX and preach it on my facebook page:)

Tried several times to get temporary proscription and just keeps throwing me for a loop between continue with your visit, start a new visit or sign in and back to start a new visit, I surely regret this useless membership I've been paying on for the last few years