GoodRxReviews of goodrx.com

My prescription a year ago was to be $420 at one drugstore and $273 at my grocery store with my Med D insurance. I found it finally at a big box store using GoodRx for $73. My wife just had a much greater savings where the prescription generic was $400 thru insurance, it was OTC for $48 and she got it with GoodRx for $12. I'm wondering why we have Med D.

Went to Walgreens for my prescription was supposed to be $26.62 did cost me $42.44 no savings If I could I'd give it 0 stars

I don't really understand why some people think this is a scam. I'm unlucky enough to have lousy health insurance and to also have a chronic medical condition. I use GoodRx to find the best prices for my medication. Occasionally they offer coupons that add to these savings. To date, after several years of use, I have always found the app to be helpful and honest. By spending a few minutes online, I end up saving money -- what could be simpler or easier? They never ask for any personal info, just an email (which you can setup as a "general" email used solely for the purposes of shopping or other online activity if you want) and zip code for purpose of identifying local pharmacies. Not much more to it than that.

They are a scam

Love goodrx. Had a problem with Publix not wanting to honor it because it was a controlled substance. However, I argued with them and they claim they gave me a store discount that ended up being the same price as it would be with GoodRx 😂 but I feel that if they don't have to honor it then it should be on the website.

Not Surprised it was a scam Hello Bmattcook! We sincerely apologize for the trouble that you have experienced while using a GoodRx discount. If you have any questions, feel free to give us a call at 888-799-2553, and we will investigate immediately!

I used GoodRX for the first time today and was extremely pleased with my experience. I had 2 medications that needed to be filled and currently do not have insurance that covers prescriptions. My normal pharmacy Rite Aid was willing to fill them at a cost of $650. After checking out GoodRX I was able to refill my prescriptions at Giant Eagle for $35. A total win for me.

As a pharmacist I don't know why you would want to give Goodrx permission to sell your personal information to the highest bidder. That's how they make money. They don't tell you that! Most pharmacies already will give you a discount if you don't have insurance that is way less than Goodrx. If you get offered something for free there's ALWAYS a catch.