GoodRx

This scam site, probably out of India, cited me a price for a medication of $89. When they said "order the prescription" at any number of pharmacies, they said the price is normally $******* but they "discounted" it to $*******! Are they kidding? Are they for real? No one pays $******* for a medication. I told them I wasn't buying a car, cancelled my membership and demanded my money back from their "care team." They refunded the money but they are complete scam artists. Don't give them ANY credit card information! These people are crazy with their phony coupons. Avoid them at all costs.

As of 1/1/2024 they are not accepted at the CVS I just went to. Even though they claimed they had my medication there for $118 via GoodRx this was not the case. CVS wanted to charge $279 - sorry not going to pay that.

To save money, GoodRx uses people from non-English speaking countries to work their call centers. They did not understand my basic questions and give guidance that was simply incorrect -- a true lack of training and incompetence. Also, GoodRx advertises special one-time pricing that simple isn't accurate. Please don't trust this company with your medication. I ended talking to my pharmacy (CVS) and they had their own discount plan which was cheaper. Thanks for nothing, BadRX!

I setup an appointment for a medication I have been prescribed by my primary health doctor in the past. Thought I could save myself a Dr visit. Explained my symptoms and within 30 seconds for a reply that I should just go to my primary physician. It was clearly a copy pasted message. After that got no response until the next day someone telling me they were sorry. Terrible experience, do not waste your time or money

I would recommend Good Rx to anyone and everyone who needs medical help after hours of normal businesses. I would even choose this over most medical experiences during typical business hours to be honest. Quick. Easy. Affordable. Plus they checked in on me after which I didn't expect. I love that the staff is knowledgeable and caring. I wish I could give them more stars! I recommend be careful and pay attention when selecting how you rate your experience after your visit as I assumed it would show the ratings in ascending order not descending order and inadvertently clicked on the worst option where I had wanted to give them the best rating possible. Definitely will use this service again.

Title says it all—go here if you want an automated response system that ensures you won't speak to anyone, they'll prescribe something you mentioned you don't like to take, then they'll mark it case closed without looking at any of your messages asking for help. It's been 2 hours and I still have no relief because I've been prescribed something that doesn't work for me. The best part? You pay upfront for this "service".

This is my first time using GoodRX and I only paid $1.81 for my prescription. They gladly took it at CVS with the only difference that they didn't give me the pills inside a plastic bottle but in its original strip packaging, which is fine as the bottle ends up in the garbage anyway. Thank you!

Have used it for years but one problem. If the med is not in stock, the price may go up $5 to $200 by the time it gets in. A pop up on the web site says "apply the coupon ahead of time" and shows the coupon price next to it, but you can't apply the coupon until it arrives and the price may vary a huge amount. Good Rx runs and changes the coupon price constantly. I have refused meds twice at the counter when I saw the new price-----way higher. If your pharma does not stock your med, shop around to find one that does, or be prepared for sticker shock.

They'll take advantage of you any way they can...they advertise one price on Google search, in my case 30pills for $18.70. Then you go through very unclear process of answering few questions and all of a sudden I'm already charged $49 - just for automatic chat. Then I pick up my prescription and it's another $48 for 12 pills. Nurses on the chat have no idea about pills quantity and dosages.
In short what I thought would be convenient way to get around 36 pills of my medication for around $20 according to their advertising turned into 12 pills worth $97...
Never again!

Attempted to use GoodRx@ several chain pharmacies. Walmart, CVS, Walgreens, etc. would not honor coupon. Don't waist your time on them. I also checked out 5 star reviews on this site& see all are 1st time reviewers, with no others. Which leads me to believe that GoodRx is fraudulently posting good reviews in order to prop up their business!

Explained to Walgreens and showed them the app and it's operation. They refused to acknowledge it as a valid form of getting prescriptions.

"GoodRx R. [GoodRx Rep] All of our coupons are based on contracted rates at pharmacies and are used thousands of times every day without issue. If you're having a problem, we'd love to help - please email *******@goodrx.com. Thanks."... nice politically correct canned status quo response GoodRX.

4-2-days,I tried to use their site.I gave up, went to another site, got my script that was badly needed within and hour. It seems that Good RX has a cut off of age when treating you.If your insurance is Medicare & a supplementary, under the bus you go! Should change their name, hardly good at all,,,,,This was for online medical help...

They've been running tv ad with woman, taking two kids into empty pharmacy to ask cost of medication for her son. Comes up $67 on register - as she turns to leave, then pharmacist(not before) asks if she's heard of Good RX.(never says whether she has insurance and that's the price, or she has no insurance, or it does not cover that medication)

Cashier plugs in price - comes up $8.90. I'd like Good RX to explain why narrator in commercials says you can save up to 80% on a prescription. And yet in this commercial, that savings - shown visually - people will focus more on picture than narration - is a savings of 88%. (i. E. $67 reduced by 88% yields about $8.90)? Is use of a "fake" savings figure, exceeding what narration says customers can save - just sloppy - or intentional?

I took 3 coupons to two different pharmacies in my town. Both pharmacists told me this is a come on. They may give you the discount once, then goodrx doesn't pay the pharmacy when you go back for refills. I will not waste time to continue this research.

I've never been so humiliated in all my life. The pharmacy tech at Walgreens said they do accept discount cards but not GoodRx. When I pressed he got the pharmacy manager who mirrored the same words. Then he explained that they coupons they produce put the pharmacy in the red because the displayed price doesn't even cover the ingredient cost of the drug. I took back my coupon and went to CVS, same story there as well as Walmart. All three can't be wrong. There should be a law that protects consumers from these types of companies. What a SCAM!

Received my 30 day free trial card. The web site quoted the discount price. Went to my participating Pharmacy and GoodRx would not approve the price quoted on line. Spoke to 2 different GoodRX customer service representatives. First one young inexperienced, told me what she was probably reading off a sheet. Asked for a supervisor (Isaiah) Extremely rude, cut me off during asking questions, and when I would cut in to ask ask a question l was told I was being difficult.? It appears they are programmed, and if you ask simply questions they don't know the answer too you all the sudden become difficult and they want to end the conversation. I rarely send reviews but this one is truly price false advertising and horrible customer service.

This site and app are very close to being illegal. If anyone goes to 4 different pharmacies for their scripts a red flag will be placed in your new file with the dea and at least here the state of Michigan. How many different federal agencies do you want knocking on your door? And then you can explain to them about good Rx as they are arresting you for whatever they want.

I had their discount card for my pain medicine prescription because United Healthcare keeps refusing to cover my medicine. Well so does "Good" Rx. When I called, a very snotty woman gleefully told me they were allowed to discriminate against me by law. I hope with all of my being that this woman develops a chronic pin condition. GoodRx sucks!

I was very skeptical about this in the beginning. The wife and I lost our insurance, so we thought we would give it a try because we needed a discount on our meds while waiting for the new insurance to kick in. To my surprise, I saved just over $250 on one medication by comparing prices at different pharmacies. It definitely saves a considerable amount of money when you don't have insurance. I would recommend this for anyone who doesn't have insurance. I never give 5 stars, nothing is perfect.

At first goodrx was helpful In finding decent prices.
It allowed me to make an educated decision as to which would be the best pharmacy for a particular med. Lately it seems the price is always higher than the coupon even though the PIN number matches. Upon contacting customer service... after getting through that awful automated system... I was told the price is always an estimate and may be off. I guess the best thing to do is call around (fun! More automation!) to make sure prices match.

I've used this website a few times for coupons on my medications. I like that it lists several stores and their prices for your medicine so you don't have to physically go there or call to price it out. You can have your medication mailed to you in some cases. It's worth a look, every little bit helps.

I have used GoodRx a number of times. It may not be convenient but it has saved me money. Only once at a Meijer did they have an issue with using the card. Just yesterday we got a prescription that was $122 with our insurance (have not met the deductible) for about $17. It pays to ask.

I have been using goodrx for a few prescriptions since last year & it has always worked out well for me (@ Kroger & rite aid). It cuts my gabapentin price in half! So today I was wondering if there's a chance they might be able to save me a few $'s on suboxone (it's expensive). I checked all the prices & they are all way higher than what I actually pay. I pay 324@ rite aid & the rite aid coupon says 406, however I just read a review in which a goodrx user said he paid just 126 for a months supply of the same medication. I'm wondering if my always helpful pharmacist can help me figure it out.