Shirley
I needed to get a tdap vaccine
I needed to get a tdap vaccine, so I visited GoodRX'S website to see if the Pharmacy and location had a valid coupon for tdap. It did. I printed off the coupon and took it to the pharmacy, easy breezy and thinking all was in order. The pharmacist said their system could/would not accept it and didn't know why it would not take the coupon. I called GoodRX to understand why their coupon was not accepted. I learned in the second call to GoodRX that one needs a "doctor's prescription" in order for the coupon to be valid. WHAT???? GoodRX customer service said that the answer to having a "prescription" from one's doctor can be found in the Q&A section. You would think that that information would be up front before printing off a coupon, but in the Q&A? The two times I spoke with GoodRX customer service, they apologized up the ying yang, promise to send me a email where I could state my concern, and said there would be a survey at the end of the conversation. NONE OF THIS HAPPENED.....
Response from GoodRxOct 13, 2021
Hello Shirley, we are sorry to hear about your experience. Unfortunately, to use GoodRx, you'll need a valid prescription from a doctor. However, you may be able to try GoodRx Telehealth Marketplace: www.goodrx.com/treatment to get a prescription. Feel free to reach out if you have any further questions.

