Brent G.
Not a great experience
I woke up with a poison ivy rash the morning of a very early flight for a vacation in Mexico. At the airport I looked online for telehealth providers and decided to go with GoodRx. Everything occurred through messages with a clinician. It felt like AI but the person had a name. Everytime you get a message it emails you telling you to enter your email address. Then you have to wait for a code to come through another email - such a hassle. Replies to questions were slow to come. When I finally received a prescription for a cream to treat the rash it came with a link to a drug store near my home (even though I was hundreds of miles from my home). When I clicked on the link the cost of the little tube of cream was nearly $1300! And that was with the "Gold Card." I've had this issue before and the last time, the cost was about $20. I ended up finding a pharmacy in Mexico who sold me a generic version of the drug over the counter for about $20. I think GoodRx is not good. After I submitted the review about “GoodRx” they communicated to me through trust pilot a reply saying to call them for a refund since they couldn’t locate any information about my account. This despite sending me, count them, 18 emails! I just wanted review readers to know that in fact I was a Gold member and after one day cancelled my subscription.
Response from GoodRxApr 17, 2025
Thank you for providing us with your feedback and answering our direct outreach, Brent. Our GoodRx Care team was able to locate and refund your visit, as part of our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee. We encourage you to give our GoodRx support team a call at 888-799-2553, should you need assistance in the future. They're available Mon-Sun, from 6 AM to 9 PM CT.

