GoodRx

I paid 80.00 for an RX last week. Hubby got out the Good RX card he had picked up at a grocery store and took it back to the pharmacy. The pharmacist gave him 70. Cash back, no questions. I am not affiliated with this company in any way.

I've been using this site for about a year and have saved a lot of money. This is not only for people but also pets, that's how I found it. My one dog is on phenobarbital due to having seizures. The monthly pharmacy prices ranged from $17 to $32 a month. That gets a little expensive on a yearly basis. NOW I pay between $7.15 to $9.47
The drug industry is like the stock market, it fluctuates monthly. No gimmicks here. Just find the lowest prices at your local pharmacy and print out the coupon. Check it out, I think you'll be pleasantly surprised.

Goodrx is fantastic. Countless times goodrx has been much cheaper than what my insurance covers, sometimes even by $50 for a single prescription. I don't remember how I stumbled upon it but I'm glad I did.

I don't know how they did it, but GoodRx offered me a price that is one-fourth of what my insurance company quoted for on a medication that is commonly used because of its effectiveness. However, not all drugs are discounted that much, and you need to shop around online for Good Rx coupons offered by specific pharmacies. The effort is well worth it.

I think pharmacist try to refuse the prescription discount. Also Im not sure if every time before you pick up a prescription you have to check the GoodRx website for a price then call your pharmacy and give them all those important numbers again on the card. I am pretty sure that the pharmaceutical community wants to end this program, use it while you can. Things are going to get worse.

Love GoodRX so glad my friend told me about it. It has saved me hundreds of dollars on my medications. We do not have drug insurance other then Plan D which covers hardly anything. Had a issue because Walmart was going to charge me more then my GoodRx said. Called good RX and Raymond called the pharmacy, He got it down 27.00 more and told me he was contacting head office regarding this. Still saved over 200.00 on the script. When you call Good RX someone helps you immediately, no pushing tons of buttons to get help.

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.

I got the gold subscription and decided to do an online medication refill since I need it bad since I'm working nights for a month. Asked me about my symptoms and didn't ask anything eles she went straight to me having to go to er or urgent care. I've gone before for blood pressure and I don't feel anything. So I ended wasting money on top of not getting my prescription refilled when I really needed it.

I used good rx coupon for the first time today and it worked great. After the Meijer pharmacy ran coupon thru it came up about three dollars cheaper than expected. This site save me almost $ 80.00 over what I was going to have to pay thru mail order with my insurance. I will defiantly check this site before fill any rx.

We have a large dog with congestive heart failure who requires several expensive drugs. GoodRx was a lifesaver for him. Drugs that are $80 I got at $15. Kroger took the coupon for a canine but Walmart won't so I guess I'll be moving my prescriptions to Kroger.

Bizarre.
Order 2 pairs of glasses.
No comms except fluffy emails.
10 days post payment still no sign of shipment.
I am sure all this is fun over there but weird expectations for customers.
Would be better to say don't hold your breath for the glasses after you order.
Unless you are a flamingo. That is the theme of their customer emails.

My husband and I save 30% on our prescriptions every month. Publix was charging $183. After seeing the TV ads I thought I would see if this was real. I downloaded the app and checked the prices of our meds. I found that by switching to Kroger and using the app we could save $56.90. That's real money to us. Now our new pharmacist at Kroger automatically checks between our insurance and GoodRx and uses which ever is lower. Thank you Kroger and Good RX. Our insurance company and our former lazy pharmacist should be ashamed of their price gouging practices. It's real folks.

Absolute CRAP. Don't waste your time. It is better to approach pharmacist and tell them you have no insurance. Ask if they can apply any discount coupons for you. Usually they are very nice about it and get better prices than goodrx anyway.

My normal cost is $233 per refill of my medication, I've never used good RX before. I downloaded the coupon and took it to my local Giant Eagle and got the same refill for $11.33! Amazing I had zero trouble and they filled it super fast I highly recommend this app, just do your homework and call around and see who takes it it's that easy.

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 a very Critical Chronic condition and lost my job as a result. Good Rx coupons have saved me a great deal of money when insurance would not cover scripts. Great company. These guys are life savers!

I first used GoodRX just over a year ago and was surprised at the savings even when compared to my insurance, it made sense to pay out of pocket and use GoodRx. Then I tried to use it again for a different script and the experience was totally different. I went to three pharmacies and none would honor the GoodRx price. Now that I'm about to refill the first prescription, the price has nearly quadrupled and is now significantly higher than I can get through my insurance. I guess as many have stated this is hit or miss, but don't be surprised if you are in for a poor and embarrassing experience at the counter.

Signed up for GoodRx gold at $9.99/mo and Gold home delivery of prescription for $12.40. $2.40 more the Walmart, but no waiting in line so worth it. Last thru 3 automatic refills then without notice billed $86.40 for same meds. If you go to pharmacy you can decline prescription if too expensive. GoodRx charges beforehand, so no opportunity to decline. Moving to Amazon.

Often times the prescription price isn't anywhere near the coupon price and the company doesn't seem to care considering it would be an easy app edit to add a "send feedback" so they could make an attempt to correct the price difference. It says to have the pharmacy call if it doesn't work but they they don't. It's a real hassle to switch your schedule 1 (narcotic) prescription when goodrx or the pharmacy are wrong. If they had a "feedback" option this review would be going there but GoodRx isn't great at automated customer service.

My wife takes a generic med which costs (with insurance) $300.00 for a 90 day supply from CVS. Today we refilled that prescription at the same CVS pharmacy using a GoodRx coupon and the cost was $103.00! How great is that?!

As a pharmacy Technician I can tell you this is a nightmare! I understand people want to save money and that is fine! But then we get the customers that are just doing it to save a nickel! It is time consuming and it takes away from us being able to fill a childs antibiotic that someone is waiting on! Also prices are not always what the app says and they yell at us! Hoping our pharmacy will eventually exclude good rx for good!

Sometimes they take the coupon, most of the time they do not. Its a 50/50 chance at my local Walgreens.
If they always accepted goodrx, it would work out even better then insurance for me. Unfortunately this is not the case.

I wished it did work, lol. Printed off the discount drug coupon. Went to Walgreens and ordered prescription and gave discount drug coupon to when ordering. Went back next day and the price was the same as it was prior ($230 vs $91 Goodrx). Emailed Goodrx and they sent back 3 or 4 emails from different people that said the same thing. Basically that each pharmacy can choose to honor coupon or not. Guess what, none do. I tried Walgreens and then went to Kroger,,, nada, zip, zero, nope. I ask Goodrx to call Walgreens. Gave them all the details they asked for. Nope, no call. Just crickets. It really is too good to be true.