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I was trying to get a non-narcotic prescription filled for a friend of mine who has no insurance and no money to get a $200 prescription of Colchicine filled. I followed the directions, took the coupon to Walgreens and the pharmacist spent over 20 minutes trying to validate the coupon. I was never able to use it. The pharmacist went on to tell me that a huge percentage of these third-party prescription fillers are just scams. It was a huge waste of time and I was so disappointed that I wasn't able to save my friend. The site quoted an $80.21 prescription price. What a joke.
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Hmm. We work closely with Walgreens and our coupons are based on contracted rates with the pharmacy. I think there was a misunderstanding with the pharmacist and we’d like to help - can you email help@goodrx.com so we can make this right?